Hardscape and Landscape Services in Sunnyvale, CA

Home Remodeling Sunnyvale designs and builds outdoor spaces that extend the usable area of your home beyond its four walls. From a new patio and driveway to a full backyard transformation with an outdoor kitchen, pergola, and retaining walls, our company handles hardscape and landscape projects that are built to last and designed around how you actually use your yard across areas like Los Altos, San Jose, and more.

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About Us

Home Remodeling Sunnyvale has been working on residential projects across Sunnyvale and the Bay Area for over 12 years. With more than 500 completed projects behind us — spanning interior remodeling, home additions, ADU builds, and outdoor construction — we bring the same standards of planning, craftsmanship, and project management to every backyard and front yard we work on.

Most outdoor spaces we assess in Sunnyvale and Mountain View are either completely underused or were built years ago with materials and layouts that no longer serve the household. Cracked driveways, patios with no shade, yards that slope awkwardly and drain poorly, front entrances with no real curb appeal — these are fixable problems, and fixing them adds genuine value to the property while making daily outdoor living far more enjoyable.

We manage hardscape and landscape projects from initial design through final walkthrough. Our in-house team handles layout planning, material selection, drainage systems, structural construction, and all finishing details so you are not coordinating between separate contractors.

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Hardscape and Landscape Pricing in Sunnyvale

Project Type
Typical Cost Range
What's Included
Patio Construction
$8,000 – $25,000
Pavers, natural stone, or concrete, drainage, edging, finishing
Driveway Paving
$6,000 – $20,000
Pavers, concrete, or flagstone, foundation preparation, drainage
Retaining Wall Construction
$5,000 – $30,000
Natural stone, brick, or concrete block, drainage, sloped yard solutions
Pergola or Gazebo Installation
$10,000 – $40,000
Wood, composite, or metal structure, footings, optional roofing
Outdoor Kitchen Installation
$15,000 – $60,000
Built-in grill, countertops, cabinetry, plumbing, electrical, shade structure
Fire Pit or Outdoor Fireplace
$3,000 – $15,000
Gas or wood-burning, natural stone or brick surround, seating area
Walkways and Garden Pathways
$3,000 – $12,000
Pavers, flagstone, cobblestone, or gravel, edging, drainage
Full Backyard Transformation
$40,000 – $150,000+
Multi-feature design including patio, kitchen, pergola, lighting, landscaping

What Homeowners Want From Their Outdoor Spaces

Every project starts with a conversation about how you actually want to use the yard. These are the most common goals Sunnyvale homeowners bring to us:

Our Hardscape and Landscape Process

Site Consultation and Assessment

We visit your property, walk the yard with you, assess slope, drainage patterns, soil conditions, existing plantings, and how the outdoor space connects to the interior.

Custom Outdoor Design

Based on the site assessment and your goals, we develop a custom outdoor design that maps out every feature, material, and surface. We show you how the finished space will look and feel — how it flows, where the shade falls, how guests move through the area.

Material Selection

We walk you through material options for every surface and structure — paver styles, natural stone varieties, wood versus composite for decking, concrete finishes, metal versus timber for pergolas.

Permit Applications

Where Required Structural elements like retaining walls above a certain height, pergolas, outdoor kitchens with gas lines, and electrical work require permits from the City of Sunnyvale.

Construction Phase

We build in the right sequence — foundation preparation and drainage systems first, structural elements next, then surface installation, followed by finishing details, lighting, and planting. The worksite is managed cleanly throughout.

Final Walkthrough and Handover

Once the project is complete, we walk through every feature with you, confirm everything functions as designed, and hand over documentation. We stay available after handover for any follow-up questions.

Areas We Serve

Home Remodeling Sunnyvale builds hardscape and landscape projects across Sunnyvale, San Jose, Santa Clara, Cupertino, Mountain View, Los Altos, Palo Alto, Milpitas, and Redwood City. We have completed outdoor projects in neighborhoods across Silicon Valley and understand what works in this region’s climate and housing landscape. If you are searching for a hardscape contractor near me in the Sunnyvale area, we have been building in your neighborhood for over a decade.

Get a Free Hardscape and Landscape Estimate

Home Remodeling Sunnyvale offers a free on-site consultation for all indoor and outdoor remodeling projects, including bathrooms, basements, and other areas. We visit your property, assess the space in person, and put together a detailed estimate based on what your yard actually needs. With over 12 years of experience and more than 500 completed projects across the Bay Area, we know what a well-built outdoor space requires — and what separates a project that looks great on day one from one that still looks great ten years later.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does hardscaping cost per square foot in Sunnyvale?

Hardscaping costs in Sunnyvale generally run between $15 and $50 per square foot depending on the material and the complexity of the installation. Basic concrete paving sits at the lower end of that range. Natural stone, travertine, and custom paver patterns push toward the higher end. A standard 400 square foot patio using quality pavers and proper drainage typically falls between $10,000 and $20,000 installed. Structural elements like retaining walls and pergolas are priced differently since labor and engineering are a larger part of the total cost. The most accurate figure comes from a site visit where we can assess your specific yard and scope.

Hardscaping refers to the non-living, structural elements of an outdoor space — patios, driveways, retaining walls, pergolas, walkways, outdoor kitchens, and fire pits. Landscaping covers the living elements — plants, trees, lawn, garden beds, and irrigation systems. Most complete outdoor projects involve both. At Home Remodeling Sunnyvale, we handle both sides of the work so the structural elements and the planted areas are designed and built as one cohesive outdoor space rather than two separate projects that do not connect well.

Both work well, but they perform differently over time and suit different design goals. Concrete is generally less expensive upfront and works well for clean, modern aesthetics. Pavers cost more initially but are easier to repair — individual units can be replaced without disturbing the whole surface. Pavers also offer more design flexibility in terms of pattern, color, and texture. In the Bay Area’s climate, both materials hold up well with proper installation and drainage. We go through the tradeoffs during the design consultation based on your budget, design preference, and how heavily the patio will be used.

Sloped yards are one of the most common challenges we deal with in Silicon Valley. The most effective solution depends on the degree of slope and what you want to do with the space. Retaining walls create level terraces on a slope — each wall holds back a section of soil and creates a flat, usable area for planting, seating, or pathway construction. Multi-level landscaping turns a sloped yard into a series of intentional garden rooms rather than an unusable hillside. Proper drainage systems are critical on any sloped site to prevent water from pooling at the base or eroding the soil over time. 

Timeline depends on the scope and complexity of the project. A straightforward patio installation takes two to three weeks. A full backyard transformation that includes a patio, pergola, outdoor kitchen, retaining walls, lighting, and landscaping can run eight to sixteen weeks depending on material lead times and the number of permit approvals required. Structural elements and custom features add time because they involve more phases and inspections.