RNR Landscaping FAQ

RNR Landscaping & Construction provides landscape design, construction, irrigation, lawn care, hardscapes, retaining walls, xeriscaping, tree removal, and commercial property maintenance across Petaluma, Penngrove, Santa Rosa, and the wider North Bay. The family-operated, licensed C-27 crew works on both residential yards and commercial grounds throughout Sonoma, Napa, and Marin County.

Yes. RNR Landscaping & Construction covers the full arc: one-time design and build projects, irrigation and hardscape installation, and ongoing care. The same North Bay crew can carry a Sonoma, Napa, or Marin property from the first walkthrough through weekly or seasonal lawn care and long-term residential or commercial maintenance.

RNR Landscaping & Construction builds retaining walls, drainage-conscious hardscapes, and hillside stabilization across Sonoma, Napa, and Marin County. As a licensed C-27 landscaping and outdoor construction company based in Penngrove, RNR plans wall batter, drainage, and planting together so a slope stays stable and usable through North Bay winters.

RNR Landscaping & Construction installs and maintains sprinkler systems, drip irrigation, controllers, and water-wise zoning for homes and commercial properties in Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, Napa County, and Marin County. RNR plans watering alongside mulch, drainage, and plant selection so a landscape stays healthy through the dry North Bay summer.

Yes. RNR Landscaping & Construction offers free consultations and estimate conversations across the North Bay. Call (707) 889-8895 or use the contact form to describe your property, timeline, service needs, and goals, and the Penngrove-based crew will follow up with the right next step for design, construction, irrigation, or maintenance.

RNR Landscaping & Construction is based in Penngrove and serves Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, Napa County, Marin County, Novato, San Rafael, and surrounding North Bay communities. Coverage spans residential and commercial properties for design, construction, hardscapes, irrigation, lawn care, xeriscaping, tree and shrub care, and ongoing maintenance.

Yes. RNR designs and builds mobility-friendly outdoor spaces: smoother walkways, no-step patio transitions, accessible raised garden beds, better lighting, drainage, and stable slip-resistant surfaces for wheelchair users, seniors aging in place, veterans, and caregivers. See the Accessible Landscape Design page for the full approach.

RNR reviews requests from nonprofits, schools, senior centers, veterans and disability organizations, community gardens, and wildfire recovery efforts for donated labor, volunteer crew days, sponsorship, or in-kind support. The Giving Back page explains what qualifies and includes the request form.