Landscapers in Shaver Lake, CA
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- 3 landscapers serve the Shaver Lake area
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- Repairs typically $180–$1,050 · larger projects from $2,350
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Outdoor & Yard Work in Shaver Lake: what to know
3 landscapers on Contractors2Hire serve the Shaver Lake area, including pros based in Shaver Lake, North Fork. Repairs and smaller jobs here typically cost $180–$1,050; larger projects typically $2,350–$4,700.
Hiring a licensed landscaper in California
Landscapers should hold the appropriate C-27 Landscaping classification for work within that classification.
Check a landscaper's license on the Contractors State License Board (CSLB) site
- California generally requires contractors to hold an appropriate CSLB license when work requires a building permit, involves employee labor, or has a combined project value of $1,000 or more. Certain limited exemptions apply.
- Licensed contractors must carry a $25,000 contractor bond, and workers' compensation if they have employees.
- For home improvement contracts, the down payment can't be more than 10% of the price or $1,000, whichever is less.
Source: CSLB: minor work exemption (AB 2622).
How much does a landscaper cost in Shaver Lake?
Outdoor & yard work repairs and smaller jobs in Shaver Lake, CA typically cost $180–$1,050. Larger projects — laying new sod or installing a sprinkler system — typically cost $2,350–$4,700, and the biggest can reach $8,250. Hourly rates run around $45–$110.
Repairs & smaller jobs · typically $75–$1,400
| Job | Low | Typical | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mow a lawn (per visit) | $45 | $75 | $140 |
| Trim shrubs and hedges | $120 | $300 | $590 |
| Repair sprinklers | $150 | $320 | $710 |
| Clean up a yard | $240 | $530 | $1,050 |
| Trim a tree | $350 | $830 | $1,750 |
| Remove a tree | $590 | $1,400 | $3,550 |
Replacement & installation · typically $2,350–$4,700
| Job | Low | Typical | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lay new sod (1,000 sq ft) | $1,200 | $2,350 | $4,150 |
| Install a sprinkler system | $2,950 | $4,700 | $8,250 |
What affects the price
- Yard size, slope and access for equipment drive most quotes.
- Debris hauling and green-waste disposal are often charged separately.
- Recurring service (weekly or biweekly) is cheaper per visit than one-off jobs.
- Large trees near houses or power lines need specialised crews and cost more.
Where these numbers come from: typical US industry price ranges, adjusted for local labor costs in Shaver Lake, CA. They are estimates — not Contractors2Hire transaction data and not a quote. Last updated 2026-11-02.
Landscapers in Shaver Lake: FAQ
How much does a landscaper cost in Shaver Lake?
Outdoor & yard work repairs and smaller jobs in Shaver Lake, CA typically cost $180–$1,050. Larger projects — laying new sod or installing a sprinkler system — typically cost $2,350–$4,700, and the biggest can reach $8,250. Hourly rates typically run $45–$110. These are estimates based on typical US prices adjusted for local costs — the job's size, materials and access all move the price, so compare two or three quotes before you hire.
How do I find a landscaper near me in Shaver Lake?
Enter your ZIP code at the top of this page — to see landscapers who serve your address, then compare their profiles and get free quotes. Pros listed here also serve nearby North Fork.
How many landscapers serve Shaver Lake on Contractors2Hire?
3 outdoor & yard work pros on Contractors2Hire serve the Shaver Lake area. Each profile shows the pro's photos, service area, licenses on file and reviews from past customers.
How do I choose the right landscaper in Shaver Lake?
Compare at least three pros. Check that their license is active with your state licensing board, ask for proof of insurance, read recent reviews, and get the scope, price and timeline in writing before work starts. Avoid paying the full amount up front.
Does a landscaper need a license in California?
California generally requires contractors to hold an appropriate CSLB license when work requires a building permit, involves employee labor, or has a combined project value of $1,000 or more. Certain limited exemptions apply. Landscapers should hold the appropriate C-27 Landscaping classification for work within that classification. You can check any license number on the board's website before you hire.
Is it free to get quotes from landscapers on Contractors2Hire?
Yes. Sending a request and comparing quotes is free, with no obligation to hire. You pay the pro you choose directly for the work.
What does a yard work service include?
Depending on the job: mowing, edging, trimming, weeding, leaf removal, hedge and shrub pruning, mulching, and hauling away yard waste. Confirm whether debris removal is included in the price.
How often should my lawn be mowed?
During the growing season, most lawns should be mowed weekly. A good rule is to never cut more than one-third of the grass height at a time. In slower growth periods, every two weeks is usually enough.
When is the best time for a yard cleanup?
Spring cleanups clear winter debris and prepare beds for growth. Fall cleanups remove leaves and prepare the lawn and plants for winter. Most homeowners do both.
How soon can I book yard work?
One-time cleanups can usually be scheduled within a week. Spring and fall are the busiest seasons, so book recurring mowing or seasonal cleanups early.
Does a landscaper need to be licensed?
Basic lawn care usually doesn't require a trade license, but applying pesticides or fertilizers commercially often requires a state applicator license. Large landscaping or tree work may need a contractor license or insurance.
Do I need to provide equipment or supplies for yard work?
No — landscapers bring their own equipment. For planting or mulching, they can supply materials, or you can buy plants and mulch yourself.
How do I find a good landscaper near me?
Ask what's included per visit, whether they haul away debris, and whether they're insured. For tree work, choose an insured, ideally ISA-certified arborist.
Is landscaping work guaranteed?
Terms vary by pro. Many landscapers offer a limited warranty on new plants if watering instructions are followed, so ask for the terms in writing. Workmanship on hardscaping is often covered separately.
What yard work can I do myself?
Mowing, weeding, mulching and leaf cleanup are easy DIY. Tree work, irrigation and large grading jobs are better left to pros.
Can AI help with lawn care?
Yes — plant identification apps can identify weeds and plant diseases from a photo, and smart sprinkler controllers use weather data to adjust watering.