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Entry-level enhancements like a new front entry bed or refreshed mulch run $1,500–$4,000. A full designed planting plan with irrigation lands between $8,000 and $35,000. Paver patios and retaining walls are priced per square foot and per linear foot of wall. We will not quote over the phone — the ground tells you the number, and only a walkthrough will.

Spring, between mid-April and mid-June, is the sweet spot for planting. Fall, September through early October, is better for hardscape and dormant planting because the roots establish all winter without heat stress. Either way, book the estimate in February or March — that is when our spring schedule is still open.

In Kootenai County, yes. We get roughly 15–20 inches of annual precipitation, but a lot of it arrives in winter when nothing is growing. A properly zoned in-ground system delivers water to the root zone where it is actually needed. We handle annual startup, mid-season calibration, and fall winterization so it never freezes.

Before anything goes in. We grade the site, assess where water wants to move, and install French drains or catch basins where Post Falls clay would otherwise hold water against your foundation. Nobody else on your property has probably told you this, but standing water is what kills hardscape and softscape more than anything else in this region.

Not if it is installed correctly. We extrude it on a compacted base with the right depth and reinforcement, and we control the joints. Freeze-thaw will crack a plastic edging strip in two seasons — our concrete survives because the base moves with the soil instead of fighting it.

Both. Weekly or biweekly lawn care, irrigation startup and winterization, spring and fall cleanups, fertilization, and snow removal are all available as one-time visits or under an annual plan. Annual plans get priority scheduling in spring, which is when every landscaper in North Idaho is booked solid.

Yes, and we can be the contractor of record. We have handled approval submittals, color and material selections, and inspection-ready documentation for managed communities across Kootenai County. If your association has restrictions, send them before the estimate so we design inside them from the start.