Landscaping in Clovis, CA

Longhorn Landscapes builds yards that hold up to Clovis summers and look sharp the rest of the year. From the established neighborhoods near Old Town Clovis to the newer developments out by Loma Vista, Harlan Ranch, and Tarpey Village, we work with the conditions Clovis homeowners actually deal with: 100-plus degree heat, hard San Joaquin Valley clay, tight HOA guidelines, and tightening state water rules. Whether you’re tearing out a thirsty front lawn, finishing a backyard around a new pool, or starting fresh on a bare lot in a new build, we design and install landscapes that fit Clovis budgets, Clovis soil, and Clovis weather.

Our landscaping services in Clovis

We’re a full-service design-build landscaping company, which means one crew handles your project from the first sketch through the last sprinkler head. Services we regularly provide for Clovis homeowners include:

• Custom landscape design and full yard renovations
• Paver patios, walkways, and concrete patios
• Artificial turf and synthetic grass installation
• Sod installation (tall fescue and Bermuda blends suited to the Valley)
• Sprinkler and drip irrigation install, repair, and conversion
• Retaining walls, masonry, and stonework
• Pergolas, shade structures, and outdoor living areas
• Fire pits, seat walls, and built-in BBQ surrounds
• Landscape LED lighting and pathway lighting
• Drought-tolerant and water-wise landscape conversions

Why Clovis homeowners choose us

Clovis isn’t a one-size-fits-all market. The older homes near Sierra Vista and Clovis West sit on mature lots with established trees and aging irrigation that often needs a complete rework. The newer subdivisions in Loma Vista and Harlan Ranch usually come with a builder-grade front yard and a blank-slate backyard waiting for hardscape, shade, and turf decisions. We’ve worked on both ends of that spectrum, and we know how to plan around Clovis-specific realities: clay-heavy soil that drains slowly, summer heat that punishes the wrong plant choices, and water budgets that make every sprinkler zone count.

Clovis homeowners stick with us because we show up when we say we will, we pull the permits the City of Clovis requires, and we don’t disappear after the install. Our crews are based in the Fresno-Clovis area, so response time on follow-up calls and irrigation tune-ups is typically prompt. We’re also comfortable working inside HOA design guidelines common in the newer Clovis communities, which saves you the back-and-forth with the architectural review board.

Landscaping projects we’ve completed near Clovis

A typical Clovis project for us starts with a front-yard lawn conversion – pulling out struggling fescue, regrading, and installing a drip-irrigated, drought-tolerant palette with decomposed granite or paver borders. Backyard projects in Clovis tend to be bigger: paver patios extending off a covered alumawood or cedar pergola, a built-in fire pit with flagstone seat walls, artificial turf for the dog and the kids, and LED path lighting to make the space usable after the sun finally drops. We also handle a steady stream of irrigation repair work on older Clovis properties – replacing failed valves, capping broken heads, and converting overspray-heavy lawn zones to efficient drip lines that actually pass a water audit.

Service areas near Clovis

• Fresno, CA
• Old Town Clovis
• Harlan Ranch
• Loma Vista
• Tarpey Village
• Sanger
• Friant
• Madera and Madera County
• Prather and the foothill communities
• Santa Clara County (by appointment for larger design-build projects)

FAQ

How soon can you get out to a property in Clovis for an estimate?
For most Clovis addresses we can have a designer on-site within a few business days. Clovis is part of our core service area, so scheduling is generally straightforward compared to crews coming up from the south Valley.

Do you charge a trip fee for Clovis?
No. Estimates and design consultations within Clovis city limits are free. We only charge a trip fee for service calls outside our standard Fresno-Clovis-Madera radius.

What’s a realistic timeline for a full backyard landscape in Clovis?
After design approval and permits, most full backyard builds in Clovis run four to eight weeks of active construction, depending on hardscape scope, pergola lead times, and whether we’re coordinating around a pool build.

Is artificial turf a good idea in Clovis?
For a lot of Clovis yards, yes. With Valley summers regularly over 100°F and ongoing state water restrictions, synthetic turf cuts water use to zero and stays green year-round. We install infills rated for high-heat climates so the surface stays usable.

Do you pull permits with the City of Clovis?
Yes. For retaining walls over code height, gas lines to fire pits and BBQs, and electrical for low-voltage lighting tie-ins, we handle the City of Clovis permitting so it’s done right.

Ready to plan your project? Call Longhorn Landscapes at (559) 826-9545 to schedule a free on-site consultation anywhere in Clovis. We’ll walk the property with you, talk through options that fit your budget and your water bill, and put together a clear plan – no pressure, no fluff.