Refreshing an older landscape: lights, sprinklers, plants and trees
Short answer
A landscape doesn't have to be rebuilt to look new again. A refresh usually means fixing landscape lights and sprinklers that have stopped working, filling in beds with new plants and rock, and trimming trees that have grown in. Jorge did exactly this for a Brentwood family whose front yard, backyard and pool he originally built in 2019.
A real example: Valle's yard, 2019 to today
Jorge's crew landscaped the Valle family's front yard and backyard and built a large pool in 2019. Years later, Matt Valle called Jorge back to look over the yard and fix anything it needed.
The crew repaired landscape lights and sprinklers, brought in more plants and rock, and trimmed all the trees. Matt's review: "Everything looks great. We are extremely satisfied with Jorge and his crew."
What a refresh typically covers
Lighting: replacing failed fixtures and fixing wiring so paths, pools and plants are lit again.
Irrigation: repairing broken heads and lines so planting gets water where it should.
Planting and rock: filling bare spots and refreshing beds.
Trees and shrubs: trimming overgrowth so the yard opens back up.
Real projects in this guide
Common questions
- Will Jorge come back to work on a yard he built years ago?
- Yes. Matt Valle's 2019 project was refreshed in 2026 — lights and sprinklers repaired, new plants and rock added, and trees trimmed.
- Does Professional Landscape repair landscape lighting?
- Yes. Jorge installs and repairs low-voltage landscape and pool lighting in Brentwood and the East Bay.
Talk it through with Jorge
Every yard is different. Call and Jorge will tell you what he'd do with yours.
925-679-0350