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Zorro Landscaping Inc.

Landscapers

landscaper in Los Angeles, California

4.9/ 5.0(7 reviews)
Rating
4.9 / 5.0 from 7 reviews
Open
7 days a week
Service area
Los Angeles, Norwalk, Torrance, Downey

About

Zorro Landscaping Inc. provides lawn care, landscape design, hardscaping, irrigation, and tree removal in the Los Angeles area. The company serves Norwalk, Torrance, and Downey. Open seven days a week, 7 AM–8 PM.

The business was founded to deliver a full range of landscaping services at affordable rates. The team has grown to meet residential and commercial landscaping needs across design, installation, and maintenance work.

Rated 4.9 of 5 stars from 7 reviews on Google.

Services

  • Lawn care
  • Landscape design
  • Hardscaping
  • Irrigation
  • Tree removal
  • Mulching
  • Sodding
  • Lawn pest control

Service Area

Serving Los Angeles, Norwalk, Torrance, Downey.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are your hours?

Zorro Landscaping Inc. is open 7 AM–8 PM, seven days a week.

What service areas do you cover?

The company serves Norwalk, Torrance, and Downey.

How can I contact you?

Call (562) 618-5940 or visit https://zorrolandscaping.com/

Hiring a Landscaper in Los Angeles, California

In California, landscaping contractors operate under the state licensing system. The California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) classifies landscapers as C-27 Landscaping Contractors. This means any landscaper operating in Los Angeles should hold the appropriate state license. You can verify a contractor's license status and complaint history through the CSLB's online license checker before you hire.

Building permits are required for many landscaping projects. Although some work may not need a permit, code requirements vary across Los Angeles. Before starting any job, ask your contractor whether a building permit is needed and confirm with the City of Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety or your local jurisdiction. A licensed contractor will know what permits apply to your specific project.

When evaluating a landscaper, request their license number and look it up on the CSLB website to confirm it is active and free of complaints. Ask whether they carry insurance and whether their estimate includes all labor, materials, and any required permits. Clarify the scope of work—whether the job is a one-time installation or ongoing maintenance—and get the agreement in writing.

What license type do landscapers need in California?

Landscapers in California are classified as C-27 Landscaping Contractors under the CSLB. You can verify this classification and check a contractor's license status at https://www.cslb.ca.gov/OnlineServices/CheckLicenseII/CheckLicense.aspx. [1, 4]

How do I check a landscaper's license?

Visit the CSLB's online license checker at https://www.cslb.ca.gov/OnlineServices/CheckLicenseII/CheckLicense.aspx. You can search by license number, business name, or the owner's name. The search results will show the license status and any complaints against the contractor. [4]

Do I need a building permit for landscape work?

Many landscaping projects require permits, but code requirements vary by city and county. Check with your local building department—in Los Angeles, contact the Department of Building and Safety at https://www.ladbs.org/permits. Your contractor should advise whether a permit is needed for your specific project. [3, 5]

What should I ask a landscaper before hiring?

Ask for their license number and verify it through the CSLB. Confirm they carry insurance and ask whether permits are required and included in the estimate. Get a written contract that clearly describes the scope, timeline, materials, and total cost. [2, 4]

Contact Information

Business Hours

Monday7 AM – 8 PM
Tuesday7 AM – 8 PM
Wednesday7 AM – 8 PM
Thursday7 AM – 8 PM
Friday7 AM – 8 PM
Saturday7 AM – 8 PM
Sunday7 AM – 8 PM

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