Colibri Landscape & Design
Colibri Landscape & Design is a landscape design and build studio serving homeowners in Los Angeles. The studio handles each project in house, from the first consultation and site assessment through custom design, 3D renderings, permits, and installation. Services include custom landscape design, plant selection suited to the Los Angeles climate, hardscape work such as patios, walkways, and retaining walls, in ground pools with a smart automation system, smart irrigation, and full project management. Every project starts with a site visit, and materials, levels, and planting are resolved in design before construction begins.
Services
Custom landscape design
Professional plant selection
Hardscape design
In ground pool installation
Smart irrigation systems
Why choose us?
Location & hours
4949 Tyrone Ave, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423, USA
FAQs
Do you use subcontractors for the build?
No. Colibri is the contractor and handles every aspect of the project in house, from design to build, so you are not handed off to unknown crews.
How does the design process work?
After the consultation, the team visits your property, takes measurements, and creates detailed plans with 3D renderings and plant and material selections suited to the Los Angeles climate. You approve the final design before work begins.
How long does a project take?
Every project is different. Design and engineering usually take a few months, and construction depends on scope. We give you a milestone schedule before work begins and keep it current as approvals clear.
How do you handle budget and unexpected costs?
Materials, levels, joints, planting, and lighting are decided in design before construction, because site improvisation is where budgets and quality go. The people who draw the project also build it, so there is no handoff and no re-pricing.
Do you handle permits?
Yes. Colibri handles the necessary permits, understands local regulations, and makes sure the work meets Los Angeles area code standards.
Can you work with my existing landscaping?
Often, yes. A water feature, for example, can usually be added to an existing garden when there is a path for power, plumbing, and drainage. We survey the existing conditions first and tell you honestly when a feature would require more demolition than it is worth.