PAVERS · TURF · IRRIGATION · CONCRETE · DEMOLITION
TUCSON & SURROUNDING AREAS · OPEN 6AM–6PM · FREE ESTIMATES
Drag the slider. Same backyard, same curve, laid out for Tucson's heat and monsoon runoff — not just laid on top of native dirt.
BEFOREAFTER
Your yard could be next.
Real finished yards across Tucson and the surrounding areas — every photo below is an actual job, not stock.
Most yards need more than one trade — tear-out, dirt work, turf, irrigation, pavers or concrete. Running that through separate contractors is where schedules slip and nobody owns the finished result. We handle it start to finish, including the demolition.
MORE ABOUT US →Every photo on this site is a yard we actually built — not stock. Ask to see any of them in person, or drive by if it's a neighbor's.
Old concrete, dead lawn, failed pavers, overgrown beds — demo and haul-away are ours. You don't line up a second contractor to clear the site first.
Tucson ground has a cemented hardpan layer that doesn't drain and doesn't stay put. We dig through it and compact in lifts instead of building on top of it.
Everything pitched so August runoff leaves the patio and the foundation. Flat looks fine in April and floods a back door in monsoon season.
You get the work, the materials and the price on paper before anything is dug. What's quoted is what's billed unless you change it.
We measure, check equipment access, and look at where water actually goes when it rains — planting beds, turf and hardscape together.
Materials, layout, grade plan and irrigation runs, priced on paper. You approve it before anything moves.
Tear-out and haul-away, then excavation, base, pavers or concrete, irrigation and turf — sequenced so nothing gets torn back up for the next step.
Site cleaned, irrigation tested and running, turf seams checked. We walk it with you before we load up.
At Landscaping & Concrete is a family business. Alejandro Trujillo owns it and runs the crew; his son Daniel handles the day-to-day and is usually who picks up the phone. Registered in Arizona since 2022, working across Tucson and the surrounding areas.
Every yard on this site was built by that crew. Nothing is subcontracted out to someone you'll never meet.
The truck shows up, the old material comes out, the base gets dug and compacted, the turf or pavers go in graded to drain. If something isn't right down the line, you're calling the same number you called for the estimate.
Not sure if you need turf, pavers, or both? That's a normal call. Describe it and we'll tell you straight.
Yes — that's the whole point of being one crew for both. Turf, plant beds and irrigation go in alongside pavers and concrete, so you're not coordinating two separate contractors and hoping their schedules line up.
Yes. Old concrete, cracked slabs, failed pavers, dead lawn, overgrown beds and old irrigation all come out as part of the job, and it leaves in our trailer.
We also take demolition on its own if you just need a slab or a yard cleared and hauled off — you don't have to be booking the rebuild with us.
It varies with the project — square footage, how much demo and grading is involved, equipment access, and materials all move the number. A typical job with us lands around $2,000, with smaller cleanups and larger full-yard builds on either side of that.
You get a written number before anything is dug, and it doesn't change unless the scope does.
Yes. Drip lines and plant beds get placed at the same time as the turf, so the irrigation actually lines up with where the plants end up instead of being guessed at ahead of time.
Yes, and you pick the level. One-time cleanups for an overgrown or neglected yard, or recurring visits on a schedule that suits the property — weekly, every other week, or monthly.
Recurring visits cover mowing and trimming, bed and gravel weeding, hedge and tree trimming, blow-down and haul-off, plus an irrigation check so a broken emitter doesn't quietly kill a plant for a month.
Concrete is cheaper up front, and if budget is the only factor it wins — we'll tell you that.
Pavers cost more and hold up better. A slab is one piece, so when the ground moves it cracks across the middle and the fix is replacing the slab. Pavers move with the ground, and a damaged one gets swapped individually.
Most residential yards run about one to three weeks depending on scope. A cleanup or a small demo can be a single day.
Material lead times and monsoon weather can move a schedule. You'll hear it from us if that happens.
Tucson and the surrounding areas — Marana, Oro Valley, Catalina Foothills, Casas Adobes, Vail, Sahuarita, Green Valley, Corona de Tucson, Rita Ranch, Drexel Heights and Tanque Verde.
Not sure if you're in range? Check the service area page or just call — it's a thirty-second conversation.
We're on the phone and on jobs from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Early start is deliberate — most of the heavy work gets done before the Tucson afternoon heat.
Still have a question about your yard? Ask it on the phone — that's faster than typing.
CALL (520) 406-3592
Tell us what you're picturing — a patio, a tear-out and rebuild, or the whole property. We'll walk it, put the scope in writing, and hand you a number. No charge.
TUCSON & SURROUNDING AREAS · OPEN 6AM–6PM · FREE ESTIMATES
Pick a few details, then give us a call or text. We're happy to walk through materials, layout and timeline on the phone.
Serving Tucson, AZ and surrounding areas · Open 6am–6pm