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Newman Lake, WA · serving Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho

One call, every season.

Call (509) 922-5632 Or send the details

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Sprinklers that need blowing out before they freeze. A driveway with pavers working loose. A lawn nobody's mowed in three weeks. Snow that isn't going to plow itself. Whatever the calendar's doing to your yard right now, it's one shop and one number.

What we do, and when

Four seasons, one shop.

Nothing here is seasonal work from a company that only shows up sometimes — it's one crew whose jobs change with the calendar. Pick the season you're in.

Spring

  • Sprinkler system start-ups
  • Sprinkler system design
  • Sprinkler system installation
  • Sod installation, planting, bark and rock installation

Summer

  • Weekly lawn mowing
  • Sprinkler system repairs, including emergency sprinkler repairs
  • Retaining walls
  • Paver patios, paver driveways, paver walkways
  • Paver maintenance, sealing and cleaning
  • Landscape lighting design and installation
  • Surface water management and French drains
  • Excavation
  • Waterfalls and water ponds

Fall

  • Sprinkler system winterization and blow-outs

Winter

  • Snow removal and snow plowing
  • De-icer and sand treatment

Ready to get on the schedule? Call (509) 922-5632 — or send the details.

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Certifications, not badges

The people doing the work

Their retaining-wall crews are "AB certified wall builders". Their paver sealing and cleaning technicians are "Techniseal certified applicators". Both are the business's own printed claims, carried here exactly as they publish them — not a badge, not a seal, just the two lines.

Some of the people who'll show up to your job grew up nearby: owners and employees graduating from East Valley High School and Eastern Washington University.

Questions about a wall or a paver job? Call (509) 922-5632.

In their words

What customers have said

Two things people have written about a job here, from a review on BuildZoom:

"Excellent! Perfect! Professional and consistent; this company provided the design and detail for our yard."

— BuildZoom review

"Amazing, talented, honest, reasonably priced, and conscientious; Valley Landscape Spokane did a beautiful job."

— BuildZoom review

Or, if it's easier, send the details.

Where we work

Newman Lake outward

Valley Landscape Spokane is based in Newman Lake, and works across Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho. There's no list of every town in between — if you're somewhere in that stretch of the state, on a lake, in a valley, or on a bench above one, call and ask whether they cover it.

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Tell us about the job

Send the details

If the phone isn't convenient right now, send over what you need done and someone will get back to you.

Or call (509) 922-5632

What you need

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Common questions

Yard and sprinkler questions

Do I need to winterize my sprinkler system?

In a climate that freezes, yes — water left standing in the lines when the ground freezes is what cracks pipes and heads. Sprinkler system winterization and blow-outs are one of the services offered here.

I'm not sure how many zones my sprinkler system has — does that matter for a repair or blow-out?

Not for booking the call. A technician can walk the property and find every zone and head; you don't need to know the count ahead of time.

Should I aerate my lawn?

If the ground under your grass feels hard-packed, or water pools instead of soaking in, aeration is usually worth it — it lets air, water and nutrients reach the roots.

How often should I mow my lawn?

Most lawns in this region hold up best mowed weekly through the growing season, rather than left to grow long between cuts and scalped short all at once.