Shaping Your Outdoors. Surpassing Expectations.
We build a brand-new lawn from bare ground, engineering the soil and grade for lasting health in the Northwest climate.
Starting a lawn from scratch on a new build or bare lot is about far more than throwing down seed. We evaluate the native soil, amend the heavy clay that dominates much of Western Washington, and grade the site so winter rain sheds instead of standing. From there we install either premium sod or a tailored seed blend chosen for your light conditions, whether that is full sun or the dappled shade of established firs. Proper prep at this stage means a lawn that resists moss, drains cleanly, and holds up to years of Puget Sound weather.
Custom soil and grading built for long-term lawn health; Sod or seed options matched to your budget and timeline; Drainage designed to combat persistent winter moisture; Species selected for local shade and sun patterns; A dense stand that naturally crowds out moss and weeds
1) Survey the lot for soil type, grade, and drainage; 2) Amend and till the base with compost and topsoil; 3) Rough- and fine-grade to shed water away from structures; 4) Install sod or apply a calibrated seed blend; 5) Set watering and establishment guidance for the first season
Size of the area being established; Extent of grading and soil import needed; Choice between sod and seed; Irrigation installation or hookup; Site access and haul-in of materials
Aim for spring or early fall installation so mild temperatures and natural rainfall help the new lawn establish before summer drought or winter saturation.