Service area
Goat Grazing Across the East Bay and Tri-Valley
The company is locally based and can serve projects throughout the East Bay, with larger projects considered across Northern California.
Where we work
Our core service area is Alameda and Contra Costa counties — the Tri-Valley, the East Bay hills, and the rangeland between them. East Bay and Tri-Valley, with larger projects considered across Northern California.
Being local matters operationally, not just as marketing. Trailer distance, water haul, herder rotation, and same-day response to a fence problem all depend on how far the herd is from base. That is also why the honest answer for a project three hours away is usually a phased proposal rather than an ordinary quote.
Areas we serve
Each area below has its own conditions — terrain, vegetation, public exposure, and the kind of buyer who typically owns the ground.
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Livermore
Alameda County
Open grassland, vineyard country, and a large wildland-urban interface on the eastern edge of the Tri-Valley.
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Oakland Hills
Alameda County
Dense wildland-urban interface with eucalyptus, broom, and steep canyon ground above a large residential population.
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Berkeley Hills
Alameda County
Ridge and canyon ground with heavy public trail use, university land, and long-running fuel-management programs.
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Sunol
Alameda County
Watershed and ranch country with large parcels, working grazing land, and limited road access.
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Alameda County
Alameda County
County-wide capability across the Tri-Valley, the East Bay hills, and unincorporated rangeland.
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Contra Costa County
Contra Costa County
Diablo-range foothills, open space districts, and a long wildland-urban interface across the county's central and southern communities.
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Also served
These communities sit inside the same operating area. They do not have separate pages because we would only be repeating what is above — a thin page per city helps nobody, least of all someone trying to find out whether we can help.
Pleasanton
Alameda County
Ridge and open-space edge on the west and south, with HOA and city parcels backing onto Pleasanton Ridge and Callippe.
Typical buyers: City of Pleasanton · Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department · East Bay Regional Park District
Dublin
Alameda County
Fast-growing eastern-edge development with new interface where housing meets undeveloped grassland.
Typical buyers: City of Dublin · Alameda County Fire Department · Zone 7 Water Agency
San Ramon
Contra Costa County
Valley floor development ringed by grassland ridges and open-space parcels on both sides.
Typical buyers: City of San Ramon · San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District · Corporate campus operators
Danville
Contra Costa County
Diablo foothill interface with substantial private estate acreage and open-space frontage.
Typical buyers: Town of Danville · San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District · East Bay Regional Park District
Castro Valley
Alameda County
Canyon and ridge ground between the Oakland hills and the Tri-Valley, with mixed unincorporated parcels.
Typical buyers: Alameda County Fire Department · Alameda County Public Works · East Bay Municipal Utility District
Property outside these areas?
Larger projects are considered across Northern California. Send the location and acreage and we will tell you whether we can realistically serve it.