
Backyard Renovation
A full rebuild of your yard — paver or flagstone patios, turf, cedar pergolas, and outdoor dining. We take a tired SF lot from dirt to a yard you'll actually use.
Custom decks, patios, and retaining walls for Pacific Heights, Noe Valley, the Sunset, and Marin — built to last in SF's lots and microclimates.


A full rebuild of your yard — paver or flagstone patios, turf, cedar pergolas, and outdoor dining. We take a tired SF lot from dirt to a yard you'll actually use.

Retaining walls and multi-level patios built for San Francisco's sloped lots. We grade the slope, build the wall, and make the hill usable again.

Redwood and composite decks, fences, and built-in benches — built to hold up in San Francisco's fog and rain.

California native plants and drought-tolerant landscaping chosen for your neighborhood's sun, fog, and drainage — a good-looking yard that uses less water.
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Alberto Ramirez studied fine arts at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco before becoming a licensed C-27 landscaping contractor. He brings a designer's eye and a builder's hands to San Francisco yards.
Golden & Co does one thing: backyard design and construction. Decks, patios, retaining walls, and drought-tolerant planting — designed and built by the same crew. No generic cleanup. No lawnmower routes. Just yards built to last in San Francisco.
Real reviews from real projects across the city — straight from our Google profile.
Outstanding. Alberto's vision (art, design background) coupled with a hardworking, personable team that seems to be able to do anything well in a practical, affordable manner. They removed and replaced an existing deck three stories removed from the street, leveled the space, removed concrete, integrated deck design with thought to an underlying drain pump, irrigation, and created a true oasis that seemed impossible for the price.
We recently moved into a new home with a small yard that needed work. Our yard was covered in bark and some odds and ends of plants in some broken pots. I was looking for a landscaper to help us transform our small yard into something we could use and enjoy. I read the other great reviews for Golden & Co Landscapes and decided to give them a call. I received a prompt reply, and Alberto came out to look at our project the following week. We had a pretty good idea of what we wanted, some Arizona stone pavers in the middle of our yard and some plants around the side. Alberto also came up with some great ideas on improving our space, including plant choices that would thrive in our yard. Golden & Co Landscapes fit our project into their schedule a few weeks later. Our yard is hard to get to, up a few flights of stairs, and they had to go through our home to get to the yard. That said, the team did an excellent job of not disturbing neighbors and cleaning up during and after the project was completed. Alberto and the team delivered outstanding results on time and within our budget. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Golden & Co Landscapes to you for your next project.
alberto responded immediately and maintained great communication throughout the project. i felt the quote was very reasonable and his crew were always on time and were very nice. there were no issues when i had to make some changes, plus include more to the project due to removing a neighbors fence. i appreciated that alberto saw the need to add in gopher wiring, which will save my lawn in the long run. i am super happy with the work and how it turned out.
No two yards cost the same. Here are the things that move the price — so you know what goes into an estimate before you get one.
Bigger yards need more material and labor. A small 25×50 row-house lot costs less than a double lot — but tight access can add work of its own.
Flat lots are simpler. Sloped lots need retaining walls, drainage, and grading before anything else gets built — and that's a big part of the price on SF hillsides.
Natural stone and porcelain tile cost more than pavers or concrete. Composite decking costs more than wood, but lasts longer with less upkeep.
Patios, decks, and retaining walls cost more per square foot than planting. A yard that's mostly hardscape will cost more than one that's mostly plants.
If the crew has to carry everything through your home or up flights of stairs, that adds labor. Narrow SF lots and hillside access are common here.
Demolishing an old deck, removing concrete, or fixing drainage before we start all add to the work — and the price.
Every yard is different, and the only way to know what yours will cost is an on-site visit. Book a free consultation — Alberto will walk the yard with you and give you a real number, not a guess.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most. Don't see yours? Call (415) 368-6758 or send a message through the chat.