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Indian Rock Landscapes

Richmond, Contra Costa County, CA

Landscaping (C27) General Building (B)

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Indian Rock Landscapes is a sole owner landscaping contractor based in Richmond, Contra Costa County, California. With CSLB license #629012 in CLEAR status for 34 years, they specialize in comprehensive residential landscape design and build services across the San Francisco East Bay Area.

Services & Specialties

Indian Rock Landscapes offers full-service residential landscape solutions, guiding projects from initial concept through to installation. Their expertise, supported by their CSLB B (General Building) and C27 (Landscaping) classifications, includes:

  • Design and Build: Creating beautiful and functional outdoor environments.
  • Hardscaping: Hand-crafted stone walls, patios, and fire pits.
  • Water Features: Installation and design of various water elements.
  • Custom Woodworking: Decks, fences, and gates tailored to client needs.
  • Planting: Selection and installation of diverse plant materials to complete the landscape.

Service Area

Indian Rock Landscapes serves residential clients throughout the San Francisco East Bay Area. This includes communities in Contra Costa County and Alameda County such as El Cerrito, Albany, Berkeley, Kensington, Oakland, Richmond, Orinda, and Lafayette.

What Sets Them Apart

With over 30 years of experience, Indian Rock Landscapes emphasizes a collaborative approach, working closely with clients from the first meeting to project completion to ensure the new landscape is both beautiful and functional. They are noted for their skill in building all aspects of an outdoor environment, from hardscaping to custom woodworking and planting. Testimonials highlight their team’s talent, professionalism, and dedication to high-quality work, with specific praise for David Manlove’s artistic vision and design capabilities. Clients consistently commend their communication, trustworthiness, and ability to deliver outstanding results that transform outdoor spaces.

Licensing, Bond & Insurance

Indian Rock Landscapes operates under California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) license #629012, which has been active and in CLEAR status for 34 years. This license covers General Building (B) and Landscaping (C27) classifications, indicating broad expertise in construction and specialized landscaping. For homeowner protection, they maintain a contractor bond of $25,000 through OHIO CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY (THE) and have active workers’ compensation insurance, ensuring their team is covered.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What types of projects does Indian Rock Landscapes handle?
A: They specialize in comprehensive residential landscape design and build projects, including hardscaping (stone walls, patios, fire pits), water features, custom woodworking (decks, fences, gates), and planting.

Q: Which areas do they serve?
A: Indian Rock Landscapes serves the San Francisco East Bay Area, including communities like El Cerrito, Albany, Berkeley, Kensington, Oakland, Richmond, Orinda, and Lafayette, primarily within Contra Costa and Alameda Counties.

Q: How long has Indian Rock Landscapes been licensed in California?
A: Indian Rock Landscapes has held a CSLB license (#629012) in California for 34 years, indicating extensive experience in the industry.

Q: Are they licensed, bonded, and insured?
A: Yes, Indian Rock Landscapes is fully licensed (CSLB #629012 with B and C27 classifications), bonded ($25,000), and carries active workers’ compensation insurance.

Working in Richmond

Climate & hardiness zone

Richmond sits in USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 10a, with minimum temperatures of 30–35Β°F. Zone 10a sits at the edge of frost risk β€” rare but possible, meaning irrigation systems need winterization readiness even if they rarely need it. The mild climate supports an enormous range of plant material, but summer fog patterns, coastal wind exposure, and microclimate variation within a single neighborhood can dramatically change what thrives. Local experience matters here more than in more uniform climates.