Proscape Landscaping and Pools specializes in landscape design, construction and maintenance services. We handle all aspects of landscape management – from regular maintenance schedules to seasonal color.
Plan. Design. Install.
Proscape Landscape Contractors coordinates local with Redlands professionals to make your landscape dreams come to life.
Hire a professional landscape contractor to deliver superior aesthetics, enjoyment, safety, and ecosystem-plant community sustainability.
The first step of any significant landscape project is to define your vision.
With onsite visits, examples of past works and professional renders, our local Redlands professional landscape contractor team is available to take the steps to give your project the personal attention it deserves. Among other important factors, Proscape will also discuss water usage, drainage, property access, lighting, timeline, pools and plant diversity.
The second step is the design phase which is filled with research and planning. As a landscape contractor, our job is not only to design for today, but to anticipate issues that occur with weather, maintenance and future upgrades.
- Get ideas for purpose, desired features and style (internet, books, magazines)
- Interview professional landscape contractors
- Complete a design interview
- Set a budget and timeline
- Hire / select a landscape contractor
- Planning meeting(s)
- Onsite evaluation
- Plan review and submission, if applicable (local government, HOA)
- Begin construction
Once construction is complete, Proscape continues to follow up during the handoff process to a professional maintenance team. Our biggest satisfaction is when our clients get excited to show off their new landscape!
Proudly serving all of Redlands, California
Founded in 1881 and incorporated in 1888, Redlands began its rise in popularity as a citrus community – specifically oranges. For much of its history Redlands was the “Washington Navel Orange Growing Capital of the World” with the citrus industry as the main focus of its economy.
In the years following the turn of the century, railway and irrigation development allowed Redlands to develop as a quintessential “big town” with a “small town” feel.
