Landscape design and 3D visualization built for the people who build.
A design partner for landscape contractors, pool builders, general contractors, and custom home builders across Orange County. Renderings that close clients. Plans your crew can build from.
Trade rate sheet · Same-week concept turnarounds · White-label deliverables
Design support for the trades shaping Southern California yards.
Landscape Contractors
Win bigger bids with renderings and complete plan sets your crew can install without guesswork.
Pool Builders
Show clients the full backyard — pool, deck, shade structures, and planting — in one cohesive 3D scene.
General Contractors
Add landscape scope to your remodels and new builds without staffing an in-house designer.
Custom Home Builders
Deliver a finished property, not just a finished house. Coordinated site, hardscape, and planting design.
Contractor landscape design services that pay for themselves.
Close more clients
Photorealistic 3D renderings remove the guesswork. Clients sign when they can see the finished yard.
Build from real drawings
Dimensioned hardscape, planting, irrigation, and lighting plans — drawn for the field, not the gallery.
White-label or co-branded
We work behind your brand. Your client never has to know there's a separate design studio.
Fast turnarounds
Most concept rounds delivered in 7–10 days. Permit sets in 2–3 weeks depending on jurisdiction.
Permit-ready in OC
MWELO-compliant plans tuned to specific Orange County city standards. Fewer corrections, faster approvals.
One design partner
Concept, renderings, construction plans, and field support — all from the same team that drew it.

3D renderings that sell the project.
Photorealistic day and dusk views, walk-throughs, and material studies your sales team can put in front of a homeowner. We model the actual site — your hardscape, your pool, your planting palette — so what they approve is what you build.
- Day, dusk, and lighting scenes
- Material and finish call-outs
- Revisions included in every package
- Delivered as web, print, and presentation-ready files
Plans your foreman can actually build.
Hardscape, planting, irrigation, and lighting sheets that hold up in the field. Dimensions check, details are buildable, and we're a phone call away when something needs a revision mid-install.


Your in-house design team — without the overhead.
Plug us in as your design department. We'll match your title block, draw to your standards, and stay behind the scenes so the client experience is yours end-to-end. For partners who'd rather co-brand, we do that too.
Walk into the sales meeting with the project already half-sold.
A line-drawing site plan asks a homeowner to imagine the finished yard. A photorealistic 3D rendering shows them. That single difference is why partners who present with our renderings close at a noticeably higher rate and at a higher average ticket — the upgrades (the outdoor kitchen, the pergola, the lighting package) sell themselves when the client can actually see them at dusk.
Every presentation package includes day and dusk views from the homeowner's primary vantages, a material and finish board, an annotated plan view, and an optional walk-through video. Files are delivered presentation-ready — high-res for projection, web-optimized for email follow-up, and print-ready for the proposal binder. White-labeled to your brand, co-branded with ours, or under Regenerated Landscapes — your call per project.
- Designed for in-home presentations
- Day & dusk vantage views
- Material & finish boards
- Rush slots for live bids

A client approval process that closes the deal without dragging the schedule.
Most bids stall in the gray space between concept and contract — the client likes it, but they're not ready to sign. Our approval workflow is built to compress that window. Each stage has a defined deliverable, a defined revision count, and a defined sign-off, so the client always knows what they're approving and you always know what's next.
Concept presentation
Two or three master-plan directions presented to the client with you. Client picks a direction in the room.
3D visualization sign-off
Photorealistic renderings of the chosen direction. One revision round, then a written sign-off on materials, layout, and scope.
Design development approval
Detailed planting plan, hardscape layout, and lighting/irrigation strategy. Final scope locked here for clean pricing.
Construction handoff
Full plan set issued. Client signs the construction contract with you against drawings they've already approved.
Why this matters for your close rate.
Written sign-offs at each stage do two things: they keep the client emotionally committed (every approval is a small "yes" that builds toward the contract), and they protect you from the late-stage scope drift that kills margin. By the time the construction contract is in front of them, the client has already approved the design they're paying you to build.
We coordinate. You build.
Landscape work touches more trades than most contractors plan for — pool builders, architects, general contractors, masons, electricians, irrigation techs, arborists, and inspectors all show up on the same site. Coordination time is built into every package we deliver. It's not a change order; it's how the design holds up in the field.
Pre-construction coordination
Base-file swaps with the pool builder, architect, and structural engineer. Conflicts resolved on paper before anything is poured.
Trade coordination during construction
Sequencing notes for hardscape, irrigation rough-in, planting, and lighting so the trades stack instead of step on each other.
RFIs answered in 24 hours
When a question comes up mid-install, we turn it around the same business day — usually faster. Your crew doesn't sit.
Field revisions & redlines
On-site conditions never exactly match the plan. We capture revisions and issue updated sheets as the project moves.
Inspector & plan-check support
We respond to plan-check corrections from OC jurisdictions directly so you're not chasing a designer to chase a city.
A workflow that fits how contractors actually run projects.
Discovery call
30 minutes to walk through the project, the client, and what you need to win or build it.
Concept & 3D renderings
Site plan plus photorealistic views you can present in your sales meeting or design review.
Construction documents
Hardscape, planting, irrigation, and lighting plans — coordinated and dimensioned for your crew.
Field support
We stay on call through construction. Plan clarifications and revisions are part of the package.
What contractors say.
“Their renderings have changed how we sell. Clients commit faster and the upgrade rate on outdoor living is way up.”
“We use Regenerated as our design department. Plans come in clean, the crew builds straight off the sheets.”
“Finally a designer who draws for builders. Dimensions check, details are buildable, and they pick up the phone.”
Do you work white-label under our brand?
Yes. Deliverables can be co-branded, fully white-labeled with your title block, or delivered under Regenerated Landscapes — your call per project.
How do you price contractor work?
Flat-rate packages by deliverable (concept, renderings, full CDs, permit set) with trade pricing for repeat partners. Volume agreements available.
Will you meet with our clients?
We can. Some partners prefer we stay behind the scenes; others bring us into the design presentation as their in-house designer. Both work.
Can you draw to our standards?
Yes. We'll match your title block, layer conventions, and detail library so plans look like they came from your office.
Which cities are your permit plans dialed in for?
Orange, Anaheim, Irvine, Tustin, Yorba Linda, Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach, Mission Viejo, Lake Forest, Fullerton, and Brea. We handle others on request.
Do you stamp drawings?
Most residential landscape work in California doesn't require a stamp. When it does (structural shade, retaining over 4', etc.), we coordinate with a licensed engineer.
What does the client see and what stays internal?
You decide per project. Some partners want client-facing renderings, mood boards, and a presentation deck under their brand and the construction sheets internal-only. Others bring us in as their in-house designer for the whole arc. We'll match either model.
How do revisions work?
Each package includes a defined revision allowance — typically two rounds at concept and one round at construction documents. Additional rounds are billed at a flat per-sheet rate so you can quote the client cleanly.
Can you turn a rendering around for an active bid?
Yes. Rush concept renderings for live bids are typically 3–5 business days from receipt of site info. We keep a rush slot open most weeks for partners on retainer.
Do you handle MWELO and water-district submittals?
Yes. Every landscape over the MWELO threshold leaves our office with the WELO worksheet, hydrozone plan, and irrigation schedule built in. We've submitted into IRWD, Moulton Niguel, Mesa Water, Yorba Linda Water District, and most OC city plan-check counters.
Do you coordinate with our pool builder, architect, or general contractor?
Routinely. We expect to coordinate — base files swapped, RFIs answered, redlines incorporated, and as-built notes captured. Coordination time is built into our packages, not billed by the hour.
What do you need from us to start?
A site address, a recent survey or property lines if you have them, photos or a video walk-through, the client's scope wish list, and a target construction window. We can work from a site visit if a survey isn't available.
Send us a project. Get pricing back today.
Tell us what you need and when. We'll reply within one business day with a fixed-fee quote, turnaround, and our trade rate sheet for repeat partners.
- Concept renderings in 7–10 days
- Permit-ready plan sets in 2–3 weeks
- White-label or co-branded delivery
- Field-ready dimensioning, no guess work
Partner with Regenerated Landscapes.
Tell us about your next project. We'll send back pricing, turnaround, and a trade rate sheet within one business day.
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