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Landscaping in Spokane Valley, WA

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Serving Spokane Valley, WA

Landscaping in Spokane Valley

From Greenacres to Veradale, Spokane Valley homes range from established lots with mature trees to brand-new builds with bare dirt yards. We design and install landscapes that fit both: new sod and planting beds, decorative rock, trees and shrubs, and the grading and drainage that keep it all healthy.

Much of the Valley sits on fast-draining, gravelly ground, so water and nutrients move through the soil quickly. We amend the soil where it's needed, set up irrigation that waters deeply without waste, and choose plants and grass that handle hot, dry summers and cold winters.

Once your landscape is in, we can keep it looking sharp with mowing, edging, fertilization, weed control, aeration, and spring and fall cleanups.

Built for Spokane Valley

Soil prep for gravelly ground

We amend and grade before planting so new sod and beds hold moisture and roots get established.

Irrigation that fits the yard

Sprinkler and drip zones set up to water deeply and evenly, so no spot gets overwatered while another dries out.

Lawn care after the install

Ongoing mowing, edging, weed control, and seasonal cleanups to keep a new landscape healthy.

What's Included

Free on-site landscape consultation and design
Sod installation, seeding, and overseeding
Tree, shrub, and perennial planting
Mulch, bark, and decorative rock beds
Grading and drainage solutions
Aeration, fertilization, and weed control
Spring and fall cleanups
Ongoing weekly and bi-weekly maintenance plans

Reviews

What Our Clients Say

“We had our landscaping and irrigation done by Michael and Chad at PNW Lawn Care last summer, and the experience has been excellent from start to finish. The team did great work on the landscaping, fire pit area, and irrigation system. They've been incredibly helpful with sprinkler blowouts and helping us get the irrigation system up and running this spring. I'd definitely recommend them to anyone looking for landscaping or irrigation work!”

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Rachel Walls

Google Review

“These guys are great, needed some landscaping, at a new house and they got the job done, even gave some advice about what could be done to maintain. Also helped me connect to an app and showed me how to fix a couple of things myself so I could save some money. Good and honest people.”

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Mike Prentice

Google Review

“Michael and Chad went above and beyond getting my landscaping ready for my daughter's grad party. After finishing my project, my sprinkler system had issues and they took care of it for me within days and saved my yard while we were off for her graduation vacation. Can't say enough thanks to them!”

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Michael Petty

Google Review

Our Process

How We Work

Step 1

Free Consultation

We visit your property to walk the space, learn your goals, and talk through ideas, materials, and budget — no pressure, no obligation.

Step 2

Design & Estimate

You get a clear plan and a detailed written estimate, including layout, materials, and timeline so you know exactly what to expect.

Step 3

Installation

Our local crews handle every phase in-house — site prep, grading, planting, and hardscape — built right for the Inland Northwest climate.

Step 4

Walkthrough & Care

We finish with a final walkthrough together and can keep your property looking its best year-round with ongoing maintenance.

FAQ

Landscaping in Spokane Valley: FAQs

When is the best time to install sod in Spokane Valley?
Spring and early fall are ideal. Temperatures are mild and the soil is workable, so new sod roots in quickly. Summer installs can work too with consistent watering.
Do you install sprinkler systems?
Yes. We design and install irrigation as part of new landscapes, and we can repair and adjust existing systems.
Can you redo an existing yard instead of starting from scratch?
Yes. Many projects are refreshes: replacing tired lawn areas, adding planting beds or rock, and fixing drainage problems without tearing everything out.
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