Completed Landscaping Projects
Our work speaks for itself–just take a look at our gallery of completed projects. If you’re looking for a team of professionals to tackle your next landscaping project, look no further than us.
At Tamate Landscaping, we’ve worked hard to create a company that not only provides high-quality landscaping services, but also completes projects in a timely and efficient manner.
See the details of our completed landscaping projects, which include repairing retaining walls, installing decks and masonry work, as well as creating water features. We know you’ll be happy with the final results.
Are you considering installing artificial turf in your front or back yard? While it might sound like a fairly straightforward task, the process of having artificial turf installed in San Francisco can be tricky due to hilly topography and strict zoning regulations.
Are you looking for ways to increase your outdoor living space in San Francisco? Retaining walls, stairs, and decks could be the very answer you’re searching for!
Having a driveway landscape that is well-designed and maintained can add to your home’s value and make it more inviting to guests.
In November 2018, a new outdoor living space landscaping project, took us to the Parkside neighborhood of San Francisco.
In the Ingleside Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, a small landscaping project is underway that is sure to bring big rewards. The goal of the project is to create a more sustainable and inviting space for residents and visitors alike.
Are you interested in quickly and easily transforming your backyard into a beautiful landscape?
We love challenging landscape projects; we must. During a landscape project in Laurel Heights, we moved three large boulders and all the landscaping materials through the owner’s home.
While Laurel Heights may be known for its classic architecture and refined atmosphere, contemporary landscape design is alive and well here too.
Do San Francisco retaining walls fail under bad weather any worse than anyplace else? Not necessarily, but El Nino hasn’t been friendly this year.
2016 is shaping up to be an interesting year for San Francisco landscaping. We’re seeing a resurgence in native plants, a focus on water conservation, and a continued love affair with succulents.