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    Lane Goodkind Landscape Architect

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Billy Goodnick

    Billy Goodnick

    5.0
    (6 reviews)

    When I started searching for a landscape designer I knew it was a long shot that I'd find someone…read morewith experience in designing for my unique situation. I was hoping to find someone creative, open-minded, and kind. You see, I have a mini horse living in my backyard, and I was getting tired of us sharing a boring dirt pit. So I decided we needed a change. Enter Billy Goodnick. What I didn't expect was how much he would go above and beyond in designing my yard. He reached out to equine veterinarians, other horse owners, and more, to find plants that are both non-toxic and unappealing to a horse's taste buds. He even thought to ask questions like how different types of gravel might affect her hooves. I thought I'd get a beautiful landscape by the end, that's what designers do, right? But what I didn't see coming was Billy Goodnick getting elbow-deep in research about horses to make my project perfect. Every moment of working with him was a delight, and after the implementation is finished in my backyard, I'm planning to hire him to design my front yard too. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking for a landscape designer, even if they have unusual pets.

    Working with Billy was nothing short of a fantastic experience. We came in contact with Billy after…read moreseeing his beautiful work for the Santa Barbara Greek Orthodox Church. We brought him on to lead the design for a garden renovation project for the SMPCW preschool. He was an awesome person to work with and had a great process/system that educated us on plant selections and tending to the plants, but was not at all overwhelming. He made the process a breeze and provided a design that was extremely satisfactory to the handful of families involved in the project. Not to mention, he executed this amongst the winter holiday season and while recovering from a surgery on his hand. He even gave insight to the execution side and provided us a list of contractors and nursery's for the job. SMPCW is very appreciative. There was no one better for the job and I look forward to working with Billy again!

    Kitson Landscape Management

    Kitson Landscape Management

    3.9
    (7 reviews)

    Kitson Landscape has been an exceptional landscape company for the 20 years that I've known them…read more They service our HOA and many other places in town. For many of those years, I had been the liaison between my HOA and the Kitson crew. The crews I've seen over the years are always respectful and hard working. When we asked questions about what type of trees we could plant that have certain characteristics (e.g. some flowering, not heavily deciduous, not a lot of fruit droppings, not too tall to block views, etc.), the owners of the company provided a great list of suggested tree candidates for us to review. If I recall correctly, the management at Kitson has advanced degrees in horticulture, so they have a wealth of information about so many plants and trees. Coming up with a list of trees fitting the characteristics we wanted is simply not something I could have done and there is no book containing a list of trees. It's only someone who has a vast knowledge after seeing a variety of trees in their growth habitats who could formulate such a list with those specific characteristics. I once wanted to donate some of my own money to re-landscape around our HOA pool and I chose a palate of drought-tolerant plants (from the Goleta Water District's drought tolerant plant display). Sarah (at Kitson) offered to draw up a sample landscape design to lay out those plant types in various locations. She was very helpful and, in retrospect, I realized that many "landscape architects" are now charging big $$$ for simple landscape designs. She didn't even charge us for her landscape design, which wasn't a trivial thing to do. The Kitson foreman, who comes out weekly with his crew is such an amazing person. He's like family to us. So diligent and always cheerful and can solve vexing irrigation problems or breakages. He's also so very patient if fussy neighbors make demands. I'm well-connected in town, so some of my clients also use Kitson and I have heard no negative comments from these clients about Kitson. So I'm quite surprised to see a few bad reviews here. Could it be competitors trolling? This just doesn't make sense! And the one nasty review about Kitson using Round-up is quite odd. I believe Kitson doesn't use Round-up currently. They use something else that is super benign. And even when they used to use Round-up, we have fruit trees in some areas and Kitson's foreman was very accommodating: "No spray near the fruit trees." Ironically, as it turns out, all the anti-Roundup hype in the news lately may actually be way overblown. Google for the following article on-line: "EPA-science-could-torpedo-roundup-lawsuits." And perhaps the guy who posted about Kitson's blowers at his office building needs a lesson in the "corporate pecking order." Your office landscape company (in this case Kitson) probably has a contract with your management company and/or the owners of the office building. They decide what type of parking lot method is employed (blowers or labor-intensive sweeping). Blowers are the most cost effective way to "sweep" an office parking lot. If there are enough complaints about blowers to the office management company, then the owner/manager has an option to forbid the use of blowers and pay for more expensive broom cleaning of the parking lot. Surely they don't want to pay for costly broom sweeping of your parking lot, so the lowly employee/tenant in an office building like yours needs to contact your office management company with their concerns. The landscape company workers will do what the office building owner wants them to do per their contract. So, of course, the workers at the landscape company will ignore your requests because you're not on the contract. This problem would exist with any other landscape company where someone who is not their boss is telling them not to do what's in their contract.

    Professional, consistent and reliable. Management is very responsive when I have any concerns or…read moreadditional needs for service. The Irrigation specialist is the best!

    Lane Goodkind Landscape Architect - landscapearchitects - Updated July 2026

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