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Lawn Care, Irrigation & Lighting in Hiddenbrooke

Our current Vallejo coverage is Hiddenbrooke only. Eco Scapes offers lawn care, sprinkler and drip work, irrigation installation and landscape lighting in this selected neighborhood, with location confirmed by phone.

Illustration of single-storey ranch homes stepping down a hillside street, sloped front lawns and a planted bank, with the bay in the distance.
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No watering hours, and a fine for runoff

From the City of Vallejo’s own pages and the Solano County Water Agency’s, its rebate partner.

Check the water provider on your bill before using the guidance below. City rules and rebates apply only to eligible customers.

When can you water in Vallejo?

Any day, any hour. Just not onto the sidewalk.

The city lifted its day-and-time limits and kept its rules against waste. No irrigation runoff onto sidewalks, parking lots or buildings, and none within 48 hours after rain. The city wants leaks stopped within 36 hours of finding them.

City of Vallejo · Checked Sep 2026

What will the city help pay for?

Rebates run through the Solano County Water Agency.

A smart controller: 50% of a WaterSense weather-based controller, up to $300. A lawn swap: $1.50 a square foot, up to $1,500, approved 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.

With no clock to work around, the limit is the slope. We plan lawn swaps to SCWA’s terms: drip under the new beds, nothing removed before approval. Our guide, watering rules by city, sets Vallejo beside the towns that do keep hours.

Hiddenbrooke coverage, with care for the whole yard

Our selected Vallejo neighborhood for new work.

Hiddenbrooke is the only Vallejo neighborhood in our current service plan. All our existing services remain available here. Our current coverage does not extend to the rest of Vallejo.

On a sloping lawn, water at the bottom and dry grass higher up can point to a coverage or runoff problem. Start with a system diagnostic before extending every zone. Where appropriate, shorter watering cycles with pauses give water time to soak in.

For regular upkeep, discuss the lawn, beds and shrubs together. If the project includes evening use of steps, a path or a front entry, our landscape lighting pages explain installation and upgrade options. A one-time cleanup can be discussed separately from recurring care.

Two crew members passing irrigation tubing along a front-entry planting bed with hoses coiled on the walkway
Two crew members running drip tubing along a front-entry bed. From our Solano and Napa work.

Before you call.

  • Our current Vallejo coverage is Hiddenbrooke only. Lawn care, irrigation and landscape lighting are available there. The rest of Vallejo is outside our current coverage; call with the property location before arranging a visit.

  • Yes. Tell us what needs regular care and what you want to change after dark, such as the entry, a path or planting. Maintenance and lighting installation are different scopes, and Carlos can discuss what belongs in each.

  • Any day, any hour.

    The City of Vallejo lifted its day-and-time limits and kept its waste rules: no irrigation runoff onto sidewalks, parking lots or buildings, and no outdoor watering within 48 hours after rain. The city also wants leaks stopped within 36 hours of finding them. Checked Sep 2026.

  • Yes, through SCWA.

    The Solano County Water Agency is the city’s rebate partner: 50% of a WaterSense weather-based controller, up to $300, for a home. Check the model against SCWA’s current list before you buy, and apply with SCWA directly. Checked Sep 2026.

  • $1.50 a sq ft, up to $1,500.

    That’s SCWA’s Water-Efficient Landscape Rebate, for a home. It needs at least 300 square feet, approval before any lawn comes out, drip, bubblers, micro-spray or hand watering, and three inches of mulch. Artificial turf doesn’t qualify. SCWA’s page still labels the program 2025–26, so confirm it’s open. Checked Sep 2026.

  • Runoff and drain-down.

    Much of Vallejo’s hill ground is clay loam, which takes water in slowly, so long runs sheet downhill, and low heads drain the pipe after the zone shuts off. Short cycles with a soak between, slower nozzles and check valves at the low heads fix it.

Lawn care and lighting in Hiddenbrooke.

Call to discuss work at your Hiddenbrooke property and confirm the location.

Call for a quote(707) 329-8391

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