Landscape Logic was hired to design a front and backyard for this new contemorary house in Pacific Beach. We are currently installing our design at the moment.

We are creating a secondary parking space for a golf cart or small car. This is a great way to extend a driveway without having a sea of concrete. This is artificial turf at it's finets.

Landscape Logic just put up these deco panels for the view out of the house window.. Instead of looking at the hillside, the client wanted something a little more exciting.

Landscape Logic is pouring concrete for our friends at the Warrior Foundation in South Park. Soon to be completed.

Landscape Logic is terracing a large slope to extend our clients driveway. This is the lower terrace going in right now.

Landscape Logic was hired to install this porcelain tile walkway with stone veneer pilasters. It's at front walkway leading to the front door.

BBQ island with porcelain tile, granite countertop and wood veneer back wall designed and built by Landscape Logic.

We are pouring concrete for our friends at the Warrior Foundation in South Park. Completed by Landscape Logic in the spring of 2020.

These are the LED path lights we use to light up the floor surface. The bulbs only use 2 watts. Most front yards can take anywhere from 12 to 18 fixtures to light up properly. Landscape Logic installs lights in most all of our projects.

In La Jolla, we are pouring a large pad of concrete that will host a future shed and a swim spa. Landscape Logic is number one in concrete and decorative hardscape.

In Carmel Valley, we are wrapping up a fun project that uses natural stones as accents and walking surfaces. The boulders are called Gold Onyx and the flagstone is called Sunset Blonde. Later the succulents will grow and soften the hard edges of the stone. Photos of the finished yard will follow.

Trench for retaining wall in La Jolla. Landscape Logic trenches for our own utilities.

In Carmel Valley, the wall was extended and bricks and tiles were added to make the addition look seamless. Landscape Logic is a leader in retaining wall and decorative wall construction.

In Carmel Valley, we are extending the driveway. We start by laying down a sub-base of D.G. and sand for new pavers. It is critical to get the sub-base compacted correctly to prevent future settling. Landscape Logic knows how important it is to have a solid foundation for paver installation.

In La Jolla, we are pouring a large pad of concrete that will host a future shed and a swim spa. Landscape Logic takes creative measures to ensure a solid foundation for concrete slabs. We are always working on ways to prevent concrete cracking.

In Carmel Valley, we are extending the driveway. String lines and levels are very important when installing pavers. They allow you to create drainage patterns for surface water to drain properly. Pavers by Landscape Logic.

In Carmel Valley, new succulents are layed out and waiting to get planted. River rock and artificial turf will be added in front of the plants for accent. Landscape Logic loves to create art with colorful plants.

Landscape Logic just finished this front and backyard in Carmel Valley. This was designed to be a low water and low maintenance yard. All of these plants use drip irrigation which uses 80% less water than traditional spray head irrigation.

In Carmel Valley, Landscape Logic created shade for both the homeowner and the house. The house faces the south so the sun penetrates the wall and heats up the living and kitchen space. Now the homeowner can reduce the amount of shades on the window.

In Carmel Valley, Landscape Logic created an outdoor living space with a firepit and a kitchen island. Now the homeowners can entertain and play in the yard.

In La Jolla, Landscape Logic is pouring a large pad of concrete that will host a future shed and a swim spa.

In La Jolla, we are building a retaining wall and extending the existing yard out about 8 feet to give the homeowner a larger backyard.

Pavers completed and getting sanded. D.G. subgrade is going down for new artificial turf. Landscape Logic created this functional yard to be low maintenance and drought tolerant.

Landscape Logic poured a concrete pad for a courtyard fit for a spa.

Getting ready to pour concrete for the patio. Landscape Logic pours concrete about 4 times per month.

Landscape Logic just finished forming and now ready for the concrete pour.

Just finished forming and now ready for the concrete pour. Landscape Logic also carries a structural concrete license.

New firepit is built and tile was just installed. This tiled was custom cut and layed on a vertical angle by Landscape Logic. The stone inside is round lava pebble, made to look like Mexican Beach Pebble

This is our new bbq island built by Landscape Logic. We are getting ready to install the new stacked wood veneer panels on the back wall. The countertop is a beautiful granite from MSI. I'm in love with the blue tile we used on the base of the island.

I was picking up the tree from Evergreen Nursery to be delivered to the job. This will go in the front yard.

We replaced an old asphalt driveway that was cracking and coming apart. The old driveway had poor drainage. We replaced the drainage and installed permeable pavers which slows water runoff.

Installing permeable pavers in a driveway. Permeable pavers help water to drain slower and prevent runoff. This also prevents erosion and flooding.

We replaced an old asphalt driveway that was cracking and coming apart. The old driveway had poor drainage. We replaced the drainage and installed permeable pavers which slows water runoff.

Starting demo on a new project in Point Loma. We are extending the yard and making more space for a courtyard. Landscape Logic has the tools to do just about anything. We love to break things, lol.

We are forming for a new concrete walkway. These will be concrete pads with mexican beach pebble between. Landscape Logic has extensive knowledge when designing and pouring concrete.

We are getting ready to install the granite countertop for this new outdoor kitchen. Landscape Logic designed this patio space to have a large outdoor kitchen, an aluminum patio cover above for shade, and a circular firepit to the left.

Now it's time to plant and wrap up the project. This is coming along nicely and the plant selection was outstanding. Look at all the color! Landscape Logic did an amazing job with the design and plant selection. This garden will be a show stopper for years to come.

We just finished up this new driveway and fence. Landscape Logic gave this house a complete transformation by replacing the old asphalt driveway with a new permeable paver driveway.

This is the underside of a deck that we screened with horizontal deck boards. Landscape Logic stained it to match the composite decking above.

On this project we are extending the existing platform with composite decking. Landscape Logic removed the old brick treads and extended the deck out to allow for more seating on top. We also added trex decking around the above ground spa to the left.

We are getting ready to lay artificial turf on the left side of the concrete and in between the pads. Landscape Logic designed this yard to blend modernism with traditional landscape design principles. Mixing straight lines with natural organic curves.

On this project we are extending the existing platform with composite decking. It's coming along really nice! Landscape Logic came up with the a creative way to create more space with an existing raised deck.

We removed an old concrete driveway, built a new courtyard wall. Now we are preparing the soil for a new concrete driveway with bands of Mexican Beach Pebble. The walls will get capped with an El Dorado Stone cap and the walls will get stuccoed to match the house. This should all take place within a 3 week time-span. And of course, it decides to rain...

We removed an old concrete driveway, built a new courtyard wall. Now we are preparing the soil for a new concrete driveway with bands of Mexican Beach Pebble. The walls will get capped with an El Dorado Stone cap and the walls will get stuccoed to match the house. This should all take place within a 3 week time-span. And of course, it decides to rain...

We just finished this front and backyard in Carmel Valley. This was designed to be a low water and low maintenance yard. All of these plants use drip irrigation which uses 80% less water than traditional spray head irrigation.

We are pouring concrete for our friends at the Warrior Foundation in South Park. Soon to be completed. The concrete will have an etch finish on it which gives it a sanded texture. It creates a more elegant look than the old broom finish.

We are installing a series of retaining walls in Point Loma for a sloping front yard. The yard needs to be terraced in order to prevent erosion. Landscape Logic has over 30 years experience building retaining walls, garden walls, and structural walls.

We are installing a series of retaining walls in Point Loma for a sloping front yard. The yard needs to be terraced in order to prevent erosion. Landscape Logic knows how to address a slope in order to allow plants to grow and to look good in the meantime.

We are installing a series of retaining walls in Point Loma for a sloping front yard. The yard needs to be terraced in order to prevent erosion. Landscape Logic designs and builds approximately 4-5 retaining walls per month.

We are installing a series of retaining walls in Point Loma for a sloping front yard. The yard needs to be terraced in order to prevent erosion. Landscape Logic installed this project in 2019. The yard has a drought tolerant planting design. We installed drip irrigation in order to save water.

We are pouring concrete for a new residence in University City. This style is a mix of mid-century and modern. Landscape Logic designed and installed modern concrete with an etch finish, wood fences, Trex decking, plants, landscape lighting, and mexican beach pebble.

This is a new courtyard wall we are building for a residence in Point Loma. We are teamed up with Jackson Design & Remodeling on this project. This area will be transformed into a beautiful courtyard space. Landscape Logic designed and installed the landscape for the entire property. Drainage was a big concern here and so we developed a high-end drain system to handle the water properly.

We just started demo on a project in Del Mar with Jackson Design & Remodeling. They renovated the house and we are doing the landscaping. More to follow. Landscape Logic created a landscape design for the property and executed the entire plan.

We are pouring concrete for our friends at the Warrior Foundation in South Park. Soon to be completed. The concrete design was created by Tony Vitale of Landscape Logic, the mastermind behind the scenes. With our creative team, we can achieve anything.

We are pouring concrete for a new residence in Carmel Valley. This will be a backyard patio and lounge area. Tony Vitale of Landscape Logic designed this modern landscape plan. The plan was executed in a very timely manner and the job went smooth.

We are pouring concrete for a house in Point Loma. This area will be the new driveway which will be colored concrete with an etch finish. This area was an old courtyard that was a foot lower than we needed. We are backfilling and creating a new courtyard with a composite deck made of Trex.

We teamed up with Stanley Dean Construction to remodel a housing site for wounded warriors. Things are moving along nicely and will have updated photos of the progress soon.

New concrete driveway and walkway being installed for a house in Del Mar. Landscape Logic, Tony Vitale designed and installed this project last year. While the house was being remodeled, we remodeled all of the hardscape, installed a firepit, deco panels, boulders, artificial turf, plants and trees, landscape lighting, mexican beach pebble, and mulch.

We teamed up with Jackson Design & Remodel to give this Del Mar home a new look. This is the new concrete driveway going in.

We teamed up with Jackson Design & Remodel to give this Del Mar home a new look. This is the new concrete driveway going in.

We teamed up with Stanley Dean Construction to remodel a housing site for wounded warriors. Things are moving along nicely and will have updated photos of the progress soon. We just finished installing the new concrete walkways and courtyard.

We teamed up with Stanley Dean Construction to remodel a housing site for wounded warriors. Things are moving along nicely and will have updated photos of the progress soon. Landscape Logic just installed the new concrete driveway with saw cut joints.

We are building terraced retaining walls to expand the yard. This is a Keystone Retaining Wall System. Landscape Logic is very experienced with these systems, big or small.

We are building a composite deck for our client. The deck will cantilever over an existing retaining wall to allow for more space on the deck. The deck will be made of Trex transcend material and the fence will be a horizontal slat fence. Can't wait to see it completed!

We are terracing a large slope to extend our clients driveway. This is the lower terrace going in right now. This project was designed by Tony Vitale of Landscape Logic.

Previously this was an unused slope. We added two 3' high retaining walls to extend the front yard and add more driveway parking area. These are gravity walls consisting of heavy block and gravel -- no concrete. The gravel is used for allowing water to drain freely. Most retaining walls will hold water and build up pressure. These walls do not hold water nor build up pressure.

We are building an outdoor bbq island for the Warrior Foundation. This island will have two grills, a sink, a backsplash, doors/drawers, and a pull out trash can.

We are building an outdoor bbq island for the Warrior Foundation. This island will have two grills, a sink, a backsplash, doors/drawers, and a pull out trash can.

We are moving boulders into location. These boulders weigh approx. 300lbs. Landscape Logic lets nothing stand in our way.

We refurbished some existing walls and added new caps and stucco. We also poured new concrete steps and driveway. Landscape Logic will now start the planting phase of the project.

We refurbished some existing walls and added new caps and stucco. We also poured new concrete steps and driveway. Landscape Logic is installing landscape lighting to accent the trees, plants, and walkways.

We refurbished some existing walls and added new caps and stucco. We also poured new concrete steps and driveway. Landscape Logic is installing landscape lighting to accent the trees, plants, and walkways.

Landscape Logic poured Adobe colored concrete for this staircase. The rest of the patio will be of the same color concrete all throughout.

Landscape Logic built these retaining walls to create an upper terraced planter bed. All of this was designed by Tony Vitale.

Landscape Logic built these retaining walls to create an upper terraced planter bed. All of this was designed by Tony Vitale.

Landscape Logic built these retaining walls to create an upper terraced planter bed. All of this was designed by Tony Vitale. We are all set for concrete!

Landscape Logic is installing a backyard patio of colored concrete. There will be a fire pit right here and this will be a lounge area. All of this was designed by Tony Vitale.

Landscape Logic is installing a backyard patio of colored concrete. There will be a fire pit right here and this will be a lounge area. All of this was designed by Tony Vitale.

Landscape Logic is installing Belgard Mega Arbel pavers as a driveway accent to break up all of the concrete. All of this was designed by Tony Vitale.

Landscape Logic is installing an entire driveway of natural grey concrete with an etch finish. All of this was designed by Tony Vitale.

Landscape Logic is installing a backyard retreat. We started from scratch and installed underground drainage, we ran an electrical subpanel for a new spa, we lowered the spa in the ground, built a Trex deck around it, built a bbq island with a concrete countertop, then finished it off with cafe lights. It looks amazing at night!

Landscape Logic is installing a circular firepit made of Keystone Country Manor block. All of this was designed by Tony Vitale.

Landscape Logic is installing a Belgard paver walkway. All of this was designed by Tony Vitale.

Landscape Logic is installing a Trex deck in a front yard in La Jolla home. The retaining walls will get stucco and there will be a concrete stair case leading to the front door.

Landscape Logic is installing a new driveway and entry walkway made of flagstone. Each piece is cut by hand and dry laid before wet-setting each one into place. All of this was designed by Tony Vitale.

Landscape Logic is installing a custom flagstone walkway and driveway. All of this was designed by Tony Vitale.

Landscape Logic is installing a driveway of colored concrete. There will be a flagstone entry walkway adjacent to the driveway. All of this was designed by Tony Vitale.

Landscape Logic is staining a red western cedar plank before installing it as a horizontal fence.

Landscape Logic is installing a new horizontal fence in front of this existing fence which belongs to the neighbor.

Landscape Logic is installing a waterproof membrane moisture barrier before concrete is poured. This helps prevent chemicals from the concrete seeping into the soil and damaging tree roots.

Landscape Logic is installing a moisture barrier to prevent moisture coming up from the soil and also preventing chemicals leaching into the soil

Landscape Logic is installing a horizontal fence plank system to give this house a modern look. The retaining walls are new along with new planting, rock, irrigation, concrete driveway, and landscape lighting.

Landscape Logic is in the process of building a decorative backdrop for this BBQ island. The wall will have a deco panel and light sconces attached.

Landscape Logic is installing a backyard patio of colored concrete. There will be a fire pit right here and this will be a lounge area. All of this was designed by Tony Vitale.

Landscape Logic is installing concrete stairs and landings all around the entire house.

Landscape Logic is installing a new concrete driveway. All of this was designed by Tony Vitale.

Landscape Logic is installing concrete squares down the side of the house which will serve as the main walkway in the backyard. Designed by Tony Vitale.

Landscape Logic is installing a concrete walkway which will have artificial turf between the joints.

We are getting ready to stucco these new block walls. These walls just got a poured in place concrete cap.

We are getting ready to add stucco to these newly built walls.

Landscape Logic was hired to design a front and backyard for this new contemorary house in Pacific Beach. We are currently installing our design at the moment.

We are creating a secondary parking space for a golf cart or small car. This is a great way to extend a driveway without having a sea of concrete. This is artificial turf at it's finets.

Landscape Logic just put up these deco panels for the view out of the house window.. Instead of looking at the hillside, the client wanted something a little more exciting.

Landscape Logic is pouring concrete for our friends at the Warrior Foundation in South Park. Soon to be completed.