Spokane Landscape Design and Construction

Yes. Our Spokane office is downtown, and our designers and crews work across the city and Spokane County, from the South Hill to Five Mile Prairie. The first visit, an on-site consultation, is free.

Inside city limits, more often than people expect. The City's guide sheet on earth-retaining structures asks for a permit unless a wall fits an exception: up to four feet from the bottom of the footing and at least 15 feet from property lines, or a modular block or short concrete wall built to its conditions, with nothing like a driveway or a slope loading it from behind. The design checks each wall against them first.

It can. The program asks for drought-tolerant plants covering at least half the converted area once grown, mulch over all bare soil, and irrigation more efficient than overhead spray. Apply before work begins, because the City inspects the lawn first.

Most building happens between the spring thaw and late fall. Design fits in ahead of that, over fall and winter, so drawings and materials are ready when the ground is.

About two weeks from the day we survey the property, typically. Bigger yards and more rounds of changes take longer, and you hear from us along the way.