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Landscaping, turf and planting that finish the yard
This is the part that makes a project feel finished. Turf and sod, planting beds chosen for Northwest weather, stepping-stone paths, and low-voltage lighting on the paths, steps and trees.
- Artificial turf and sod
- Planting design and beds
- Stepping-stone and gravel paths
- Pergolas and trellises
- Low-voltage path and step lighting
- Bark, rock and bed borders
Our work
Landscapes we have built
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How it goes
How a landscape project goes
Plan the yard
We talk through how you use the yard, how much upkeep you want, and where the sun and the water go.
Prep the ground
Old sod and weeds come out, the grade is set, and the soil or base goes in.
Plant and lay
Turf or sod, plants, paths and borders go in.
Light it and walk it
Path and step lights are set and aimed after dark, then we walk the yard with you.
Good to know
Questions about landscaping & turf
Turf or sod?
Sod is real grass: it costs less, stays cooler underfoot, and needs water and mowing. Artificial turf costs more up front and stays green all year with almost no upkeep. Shade, pets and how you use the yard usually decide it.
Does artificial turf drain?
Yes. It sits on a compacted gravel base and the backing is perforated, so rain runs through instead of pooling.
Will you pick the plants?
Yes. We choose plants that do well in Northwest rain and shade and that will not outgrow the bed in three years. If you have favorites, we work them in.
Ready to price it?
We come out, walk the site and give you a written price. The estimate is free.








