Landscape Renovations

What This Service Involves

Aging civic landscapes eventually reach a point where renovation makes more sense than continued patch repairs. We rework overgrown beds, failing turf, and outdated plantings into resilient, lower-maintenance designs suited to public use and tight budgets. Renovations can incorporate drought-tolerant and native species, improved drainage, and updated irrigation to cut long-term operating costs. Each project is scoped as defined work with clear deliverables the jurisdiction can budget and bid.

Benefits

Modernized grounds with lower long-term maintenance cost; drought-tolerant and native options that save water; improved drainage and updated irrigation; defined project scope suited to public bidding; refreshed appearance at aging civic sites

Our Process

1) Assess existing conditions and renovation goals; 2) Develop a planting and grading plan with cost estimates; 3) Remove failing material and rebuild soil, beds, and plantings; 4) Establish new plantings and document the completed work

What Affects the Cost

Size and condition of the area being renovated; extent of demolition and soil rebuilding; plant material, irrigation, and drainage upgrades; site access and disposal of removed material; prevailing-wage requirements on the project

Best Time of Year

Renovation planting is best scheduled for fall or spring when Northwest rains help new plants establish, with hardscape and prep work fitting drier summer windows.