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Landscape design & build · Hills & Canyons

Outdoor living in Hidden Hills.

Acre-scale properties where the plan matters more than any single feature.

Hidden Hills lots are measured in acres, frequently with equestrian easements, trails, and gated frontage to accommodate. A single beautiful terrace does very little here — the property needs an overall plan.

We start with circulation and zoning: how you arrive, where the entertaining core sits, where service and equestrian functions live, and how the far edge of the property is treated so it does not simply fade out.

Within that framework, individual moments — the pool, the pavilion, the fire lounge, the orchard — become destinations you travel between rather than objects competing for attention.

What Hidden Hills demands

Scale

Acre-plus parcels that need a master plan before individual features.

Equestrian

Trails, easements, and paddock access designed into the circulation.

Review

Gated-community architectural standards factored into design and materials.

Common questions

Building in Hidden Hills, answered.

Do you design and build outdoor projects in Hidden Hills?

Yes. Hidden Hills is one of our regular service areas, and one team handles design, engineering, permitting, and construction — pools and spas, hardscape, water and fire features, pergolas, and planting.

What permits or approvals are needed for landscape work in Hidden Hills?

Hidden Hills is a private, gated city with its own building department and an architectural review process, plus community rules covering fencing, equestrian trails, and visible construction. Approvals are a real part of the schedule here.

What is unique about building in Hidden Hills?

The rules and the setting. Large flat parcels, white rail fencing, trail easements, and a community aesthetic mean designs are drawn to fit an established character rather than against it.

How long does a Hidden Hills project take from design to completion?

Design and engineering usually take a few months, and construction depends on scope — a terrace and planting is a different project from a pool, retaining structure, and pavilion. We give you a milestone schedule before work begins and keep it current as approvals clear.