Established in 2011 and co-located with the historic Mission Hills Nursery at 1525 Fort Stockton Drive, Eco Gardeners runs an all-organic, all-electric-equipment landscape and gardening operation covering both design-build and ongoing maintenance for San Diego residential and commercial properties. The electric-equipment fleet of battery mowers, blowers, trimmers and corded hedge shears replaces gas tools on every site, a zero-combustion operations model that contrasts with the more traditional construction-forward design-build work running out of San Diego Landscaping, Inc. on the 421 Spruce Street block of Bankers Hill. Drought-tolerant conversions swap water-hungry turf and exotic ornamentals for low-flow drip, smart controllers and native or Mediterranean plantings chosen to hold under SDG&E rate tiers and San Diego's summer irrigation restrictions. Ongoing maintenance runs on certified-organic soil amendments, compost tea applications and biological pest controls instead of synthetic fertilizers and broad-spectrum sprays, particularly on accounts with pets, small children or immuno-compromised residents. Drip-irrigation retrofits pull supply off existing hose-bib and mainline tie-ins that on larger jobs need C-36 plumbing cut-ins beyond the landscaper's C-27 scope, precisely the tankless-retrofit and Viega press-fitting workflow at Frankie's Plumbing LLC on 1701 Washington Place under CSLB 1088782. The most involved projects are full-property organic transitions where existing chemical programs are phased out over 6 to 12 months, soil is remediated with compost, biologicals and cover crops, and the old mow-and-blow schedule is replaced with a calendar of electric-equipment visits synchronized to the plant palette's seasonal cycle.