Escondido has everything from historic homes near downtown to hillside lots in Hidden Meadows and newer neighborhoods in Harmony Grove. One of my recent designs is right here. You see your yard in 3D before anything is built, and the same licensed company designs it and builds it.
This is the 3D design for a backyard here in Escondido: a tiled pool and raised spa with a water wall, a covered dining patio, lawn, raised garden beds and a new front yard. The owners walked through all of it, day and night, before construction pricing began.



Most Escondido homes get water from the City of Escondido, and some areas from Rincon del Diablo Municipal Water District. Check with your provider for current rebates on lawn replacement and efficient irrigation.
Pools, patio covers and taller retaining walls need City of Escondido permits. Homes in a historic district or an HOA may also need design review for visible changes. I plan for both.
Every yard is different, so the honest answer starts with your lot. For typical ranges on pools, patios, covers, kitchens and front yards in this area, see what this actually costs, or compare surfaces in pavers vs. concrete.
Every design concept includes an honest budget range for your yard, so you know where you stand before anyone bids.
Hidden Meadows, Harmony Grove, San Pasqual Valley, Old Escondido, Felicita and the east and north Escondido neighborhoods.
Yes. The pool and spa backyard on this page is a recent Escondido design. You can also watch the full 3D walkthrough on YouTube.
Whenever it makes sense. Mature trees are hard to replace, so I design around healthy ones and plan root protection during construction.
Both. Escondido is inside the area where we design and build.
Every project can start with a no-cost design concept: a layout plan, a 3D view and an honest budget. It takes about a minute to request, or you can text DESIGN to (951) 428-8843.
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