Soil & Drainage

Construction site with pipes and machinery.

House construction site with white PVC pipes.

Bare backyard with surrounding trees and lamp.

Construction vehicle leveling dirt on a path.

Garden landscape with red bush and soil.

Garden landscaping with person operating machinery.

Muddy backyard with wooden fence and plants.

Backyard under construction with wheelbarrow and deck.

Backyard under construction with dirt piles.

Garden retaining wall construction with tools visible.

Terraced garden with retaining walls and soil.

Healthy Soil, Happy Plants

We will evaluate drainage by examining your site. Good drainage is essential for aeration, nutrient cycling, root growth, and prevention of problems caused by standing water.

For soil amendments, we follow "best practice guidelines" set forth by the State of Washington that include preserving or reusing high-quality native soils, amending soils with compost, and mulching. This will reduce compaction and grow a healthy, easy-care landscape.

Soil should be tested periodically, and amendments added as needed. Ideal soil conditions have a balanced mixture of five ingredients: solids, ranging from small stones down to the smallest clay particles; organic matter, mostly decayed vegetable and animal matter; a substantial population of living creatures; and considerable quantities of water and air.

With our knowledge and years of experience, we can help you achieve the right balance for your landscape, providing you with years of enjoyment.

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