Landscapers & Landscape Designers in Veradale
Cross Creek Landscape Design + Build is a landscaping and landscape design company serving Veradale, Washington, from our Spokane office. Veradale is a neighborhood on the east side of the city of Spokane Valley.
Every project here starts the same way: a free on-site consultation, a survey of the property, and a design and blueprints drawn by our own landscape designers. Then our own crews build it, one team from excavation to the final install. Call the Spokane office at (509) 352-3433 to book a visit.
| Area | Veradale, Washington |
|---|---|
| County | Spokane County |
| Served from | Spokane office |
| Phone | (509) 352-3433 |
| Consultation | Free, on site |
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Veradale
We design and build across Veradale and the rest of the east Valley, from established streets with mature trees to newer infill homes.
Fast-draining ground
Veradale sits on the Valley's glacial flood gravel, over the Spokane Valley–Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer. Water disappears quickly, so beds get amended soil and mulch to hold it, and irrigation is zoned so trees, shrubs and lawn each get their own schedule.
Renovating an established yard
Much of Veradale is established, with mature trees and landscapes that have seen a few decades. A renovation keeps what works, the trees and the good bones, and replaces tired lawn, irrigation and patios around them.
City rules and swales
Veradale is inside the City of Spokane Valley, so City permits apply. Newer plats often include a grassy "208" swale for stormwater, which stays in its approved ground cover with nothing built in or over it without written approval.
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Veradale
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Is Veradale part of Spokane Valley?
Yes. Veradale is a neighborhood on the east side of the City of Spokane Valley, so City of Spokane Valley permits and rules apply. We serve it from our Spokane office.
Can you renovate an older landscape instead of starting over?
Yes. Keeping mature trees and anything else worth keeping, then rebuilding tired lawn, irrigation and hardscape around them, is often the best value in an established neighborhood.
What is a 208 swale?
A grassy drainage swale, common in Spokane-area subdivisions, that filters stormwater before it soaks into the ground above the aquifer. Owners keep it in its approved lawn or ground cover, and structures need written approval before going in or over it.
Do I need a permit for a retaining wall in Veradale?
The City of Spokane Valley generally requires one for a wall taller than four feet from the bottom of its footing, or one holding back a surcharge such as a driveway. Shorter garden walls usually don't need one.
Can you reuse our existing pavers or stone?
Generally, yes. Existing pavers, stone and boulders can often be lifted and reset as part of a renovation. Mention them at the consultation so the design and quote account for them.
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