Landscaping built for Pacific Northwest conditions
21 services across 5 categories, from weekly mowing through fall renovation, winter brush work, pressure washing and haul-away. Each one is priced per visit or per project, quoted after we see the property.
Beds, hedges, hardscape and the work that is not the lawn
Seasonal cleanups, hedge and shrub trimming, mulch installation, brush clearing, blackberry removal, and small tree removal—everything you need to keep your Pacific Northwest property clean, maintained, and under control.
Spring & Fall Clean Up
A seasonal reset so the property is ready for what comes next
We remove leaves, pine needles, branches, and other yard debris. We also edge garden beds, cut back dead plants, and blow off driveways, walkways, and other hard surfaces. Spring cleanups prepare your yard for new growth, while fall cleanups help keep it clean and healthy through the wet winter months.
Hedge Trimming
Shaped growth that stays healthy, not just short
We trim laurel, arborvitae, boxwood, and many other types of hedges using the right tools for the job. We shape each hedge carefully to help it stay full, healthy, and neat from top to bottom instead of becoming thin or bare over time.
Bush Trimming
Keep shrubs full, shaped, and off the house
We carefully trim and prune bushes around your home, in garden beds, and throughout your yard. Unlike hedge trimming, we shape each plant based on how it naturally grows. This helps rhododendrons, hydrangeas, spirea, and similar shrubs stay healthy, neat, and natural-looking instead of being cut into square shapes.
Mulching/Weed Control
Beds that stay dark, moist, and mostly weed-free
We remove existing weeds, clean up and reshape the edges of your garden beds, then add a fresh layer of bark or arborist mulch. Mulch helps the soil hold moisture, slows down new weed growth, and gives your yard a clean, finished look.
Brush Clearing
Take the back of the property back
Solares removes Scotch broom, salmonberry, ivy, and other heavy brush that has taken over parts of your property. We clear fence lines, yard edges, greenbelt areas, and unused spaces, then haul away the debris so the area is clean, open, and ready to use again.
Blackberry Removal
Cut the canes, hit the crowns, keep them from coming back
We remove blackberry vines from fence lines, ditches, slopes, and overgrown areas of your property. Cutting them back one time is usually not enough, so we remove the vines and work on the roots to help control future growth.
Small Tree Removal
Take down trees we can handle without a crane
We remove small trees, large young trees, and unhealthy trees that can be safely taken down from the ground or with basic climbing. This service is usually for trees under about 25 feet and away from homes, buildings, and power lines. If a tree is too large or close to a roof or power line, we will let you know if it needs a licensed tree service with the right equipment.
Yard Maintenance
The recurring visit that keeps the whole property looking tended
Our regular yard maintenance service takes care of more than just mowing. We pull weeds from garden beds, pick up yard debris, maintain clean edges, and blow off driveways and walkways. It is a good option for homeowners who want their whole yard kept clean and cared for between larger seasonal cleanups.
Sprinkler Installation & Repair
Water the lawn you have, not the driveway and the neighbor's
New irrigation systems and repairs to the one that already leaks, skips a zone, or has not been blown out in years. We design for western Washington summers — short, dry, and hard on turf — and we winterize so freeze damage does not become a spring rebuild.
Retaining Wall Installation
Hold the slope so the yard can actually be used
Block and timber retaining walls for hillside lots, driveway cuts and beds that keep washing downhill. Built for the rain and the clay we have here — proper drainage behind the wall, not just a pretty face that fails in two winters.
Paver Installation
Patios, walkways and drive aprons that stay level
Interlocking pavers for patios, paths, fire-pit pads and driveway edges. Base work and edge restraint first, then the pattern — so the surface does not heave, sink or grow a moss river down the middle after a couple of wet winters.
Mowing, feeding and the seasonal work turf actually needs
Weekly cuts, edging, seeding, aeration, dethatching, fertilizer and lime — a lawn program built for wet winters, acidic soil and the moss that never quite quits here.
Mowing
A crisp, even cut on a schedule you can count on
Weekly and bi-weekly lawn mowing for Kitsap, Pierce, Mason and Thurston county properties. We cut at the right height for Pacific Northwest turf, alternate mowing patterns to keep grass upright, and blow down every hard surface before we leave.
Trimming & Edging
Clean lines where the lawn meets everything else
We trim around fences, garden beds, trees, and other areas the mower cannot reach. We also create clean edges along walkways, driveways, and garden beds to give your yard a neat, well-maintained look.
Seeding & Sodding
Fill the thin spots or start the lawn over
We add grass seed to lawns that are thin, patchy, or worn out. If your lawn is too damaged to fix with seed, we can install new sod for a fresh start. We use grass types that grow well in Pacific Northwest weather, including rain, shade, and moss.
Aerating
Relieve compaction so roots can breathe
Aerating removes small plugs of soil from your lawn to help loosen hard, packed ground. This allows water, air, and nutrients to reach the grass roots more easily, helping your lawn grow healthier and stronger.
Dethatching
Pull the mat so water and seed can reach the soil
We remove the layer of dead grass and organic matter (thatch) that can build up on your lawn’s surface. Too much thatch can suffocate your grass and prevent it from thriving. Dethatching allows your lawn to breathe again!
Fertilizer Programs
Feed the lawn on a schedule the climate actually rewards
We offer fertilizer programs with three to four visits throughout the year. Each treatment is timed for Pacific Northwest weather to help your lawn grow strong in spring, stay healthy in summer, and build stronger roots before winter. Weed control can also be added when needed.
Lime Application
Correct the acidity our rain leaves behind
Pacific Northwest rain can make the soil too acidic, which can lead to more moss and weaker grass. Lime helps balance the soil so your lawn can use fertilizer better and grow healthier.
Decks, driveways and homes brought back to clean
Moss, algae and winter grime lifted off wood, concrete and siding so the hard surfaces around the house match the rest of the property.
Keep water moving off the roof and away from the foundation
Troughs cleared of needles, moss and leaf pack so rain goes down the downspout instead of behind the fascia or into the basement.
The pile on the driveway does not have to be your problem
Yard waste, old fencing, leftover project debris and the stuff that never made it to the dump — loaded, hauled and gone.
When each service does the most good
Timing matters more here than almost anywhere. Lime in fall works; lime in July mostly washes away.
Landscaping
- Spring & Fall Clean UpMarch–April and October–NovemberTwice a year
- Hedge TrimmingLate spring and again in late summerTwo or three times a year
- Bush TrimmingLate spring and late summer, species dependingOnce or twice a year
- Mulching/Weed ControlApril through JuneAnnually, with spot weeding as needed
- Brush ClearingLate summer through winterAs needed, then annual maintenance
- Blackberry RemovalLate summer through winterInitial clearing, then a follow-up season
- Small Tree RemovalFall and winterAs needed
- Yard MaintenanceYear roundWeekly or bi-weekly
- Sprinkler Installation & RepairApril through September for installs; year round for repairsAs needed, plus a fall blow-out
- Retaining Wall InstallationLate spring through early fallAs needed
- Paver InstallationMay through SeptemberAs needed
Lawn Maintenance
- MowingMarch through OctoberWeekly or bi-weekly
- Trimming & EdgingYear roundWith every mow, or monthly
- Seeding & SoddingEarly September through mid October, or AprilOnce or twice a year
- AeratingSeptember and OctoberAnnually
- DethatchingSeptember and October, or AprilEvery one to three years
- Fertilizer ProgramsMarch through October3–4 applications a year
- Lime ApplicationFall or late winterAnnually
Pressure Washing
- Pressure WashingMay through SeptemberAnnually, or as needed
Gutter Cleaning
- Gutter CleaningLate fall and again in springTwice a year
Junk Removal
- Junk RemovalYear roundAs needed
Available in every town we serve
All 21 services are offered across our full coverage area.
Common questions
Ready for a property that looks its best?
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