Eco Scapes.Eco Scapes cares for lawns, irrigation and landscape lighting in Cordelia, Rockville, Green Valley, Rancho Solano and Mankas Corner. Our crew starts its day in Fairfield; call with your neighborhood and the work you need.
From the City of Fairfield and the Solano County Water Agency (SCWA), which runs the rebates.
Check the water provider on your bill before using the guidance below. City rules and rebates apply only to eligible customers.
Before noon or after 6 pm.
The city asks customers not to water landscape between noon and 6 pm. It is a request, not a ban. Its advice: run between midnight and 6 am, lawns every 3 days in summer and every 5 in winter.
City of Fairfield · Checked Sep 2026
Sprinklers can run. Outside noon to 6 pm.
Yes. A home lawn counts as functional turf.
The state’s ban on watering non-functional turf with drinking water covers commercial, industrial and institutional sites, not home yards.
50% of a WaterSense weather-based controller, up to $300.
Lawn to garden: $1.50 a square foot, up to $1,500. Approval comes before any lawn comes out.
Solano County Water Agency · Checked Sep 2026
back from SCWA for 600 sq ft of lawn
$1.50 a sq ft, up to $1,500.
The run times we set stay out of the noon to 6 pm window. A lawn-to-garden swap gets drip under the new beds and starts only after SCWA approves it. You apply with SCWA, and the rebate is theirs to grant. Other towns’ rules are in our guide, watering rules by city.
Replacing part of the lawn? Call before it comes out.
Call for a quote(707) 329-8391Cordelia, Rockville, Green Valley, Rancho Solano and Mankas Corner.
These five neighborhoods are our current Fairfield-area focus. All our existing services are available here, from ongoing lawn and landscape care to repairs and new irrigation or lighting work. Coverage follows the named neighborhoods, rather than every address across the city.
If the lawn has dry stripes beside wet patches, start with the sprinkler coverage before simply adding more watering time. A zone-by-zone diagnostic helps separate a blocked or tilted head from a leak or valve problem. Our Fairfield sprinkler repair page explains the next steps.
For a wider refresh, tell us which areas need regular care and which need a one-time cleanup. If you also want landscape lighting, describe the entry, paths or planting you want to see after dark. We can discuss the work together before agreeing the scope.
The owner’s own crew, on a written plan.
On Nextdoor, Eco Scapes is a Neighborhood Favorite in Rancho Solano. Allison Wong and Aldo Rangel hired Eco Scapes for a cleanup and kept them for maintenance. Lawn care & maintenance puts the lawn, the beds and the irrigation under them on one schedule, and what’s agreed is written down first.
…show up on time, do the job right, and keep things simple.
…now do maintenance on my properties in Fairfield and Napa
Mario Solis hired Eco Scapes for recurring service after …negative experiences with other landscapers in Fairfield
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Mario Solis · Google review, 2024–25 (opens in a new tab)
…when something has been an issue Carlos has always tried to resolve it
Chris Lopez · Google review, 2023–24 (opens in a new tab)
Up I-80, Vacaville runs hotter and keeps its own watering days. Our selected neighborhoods are listed on the Solano County page.
Our current Fairfield-area coverage is Cordelia, Rockville, Green Valley, Rancho Solano and Mankas Corner. Lawn care, irrigation and landscape lighting remain available in those neighborhoods. Call with your location so we can confirm it before arranging a visit.
Yes. Tell Carlos which parts of the property need regular care and which need repair or installation work. That lets the conversation cover the whole scope without assuming every task belongs on a recurring maintenance visit.
Yes.
The City of Fairfield counts turf in individual home yards as functional turf. The state's ban on watering non-functional turf with drinking water targets commercial, industrial and institutional sites, not home lawns. The city still asks customers not to water landscape between noon and 6 pm. Checked Sep 2026.
Aerate in spring, seed in fall.
Core-aerate while the grass is actively growing, and skip the summer heat. UC's turf guidance says heavy clay soils, like Fairfield's valley floor, need it a couple of times a year. Tall fescue and other cool-season grass go in in fall, after the heat breaks.
Wind and clay, once a broken head is ruled out.
Summer afternoons here are windy, which pushes spray off target, and the clay of the valley floor sheds water it can't take in. Check for a broken or tilted head first. The lasting fix is heads matched to the wind, short soak cycles and drip in the beds.
Tell Carlos your neighborhood and the lawn care, irrigation or lighting work you need.
Call for a quote(707) 329-8391
