Landscaping services across greater Seattle
Everything we do sits under one of two headings. Maintenance is about keeping a property under control. Design and construction is about building something new, or fixing something that was built wrong.
- 25 services
- King and south Snohomish counties
- Since 2012
Maintenance
Keep the property under control
Recurring visits on a fixed day, one-time cleanups, and the seasonal work that stops small problems becoming expensive ones.
- Recurring landscape maintenanceA fixed visit on a fixed day, weekly through quarterly, all season.
- Landscape cleanupsSpring resets, fall leaf work and storm debris. One visit to bring a property back to a baseline.
- Lawn mowing and edgingMowing and edging on a set rhythm, with cut height moved to match the season.
- Hedge and shrub trimmingCut to the plant and to the season, so a hedge stays dense instead of going woody in the middle.
- Gutter cleaningGutters and downspouts cleared and flushed, timed to the leaf drop rather than the calendar.
- Irrigation winterizationLines blown out and shut down before the first hard freeze, so nothing splits underground.
- Specialty servicesRoof moss treatment, brush clearing, surface restoration and the odd jobs most contractors turn down.
Design & Construction
Build something that holds
Design drawn from the grade, soil and light of your property, then built in-house. Patios, walls, drainage and planting.
- Landscape design and buildDrawn from the grade, the soil and the light of your property, then built in-house.
- Site preparationGrading, excavation and clearing, done before the build rather than discovered halfway through it.
- Patios and walkwaysPavers, flagstone and stone steps, set on a base depth built for a wet winter rather than a dry week.
- Retaining wallsBlock, drystack stone, timber and steel, built with the drainage behind them that keeps them standing.
- Drainage and French drainsFrench drains, dry creek beds and regrading, for ground that holds water it has nowhere to send.
- Irrigation and sprinklersZoned by exposure rather than by convenience, installed for clay soil and a genuinely dry August.
- Outdoor lightingPath, step and feature lighting at 12 volts, for a latitude where the dark arrives at half past four.
- Planting and softscapesTrees, shrubs, perennials and ground cover, chosen for this soil and spaced for what they become.
- Lawn renovationAeration, dethatching and overseeding, run as one sequence in the window when seed actually takes.
- Sod installationOld turf stripped, ground prepared and regraded, new sod laid tight for coverage the same day.
- Mulching, bark and compostSupplied and spread at a depth that suppresses weeds without piling material against a trunk.
- Artificial turfFor the shaded, waterlogged or hard-used areas where real grass has already been tried twice.
- Water featuresPonds, streams and basin fountains, recirculating, and built to keep running through winter.
- Residential fencingCedar and composite, stepped to the grade, with posts set for ground that stays wet.
- Shed buildingBuilt on site, on a drained base, for properties a prefab unit cannot physically reach.
- Custom plantersRaised planting with real drainage outlets, for entries, patios and frontage that has to stay neat.
- Edible gardensRaised beds and fruit trees positioned for the light this growing season actually gives you.
- XeriscapingPlanting built for the dry end of the year, on the exposed sites where lawn is a losing argument.
Not sure which one you need?
Plenty of jobs start as maintenance and turn out to be a drainage problem, or start as a patio and turn out to need a wall first. Describe the property and we will tell you what it actually needs.