Landscape Inspection

What This Service Involves

Before committing to a maintenance contract or renewing one, many Washington property managers want an objective read on the current state of their grounds. Our inspection walks the entire site to assess turf health, plant condition, irrigation function, drainage, moss and pest pressure, and safety hazards. You receive a written report with photos, prioritized recommendations, and rough budget guidance you can act on. It is an ideal tool for due diligence on a property purchase, resolving a contract dispute, or planning next year's grounds budget.

Benefits

An objective, documented view of your landscape's condition; Prioritized recommendations with rough budget guidance; Early identification of safety and liability hazards; A useful tool for purchases, disputes, and budget planning; Photo documentation you can share with stakeholders

Our Process

1) Schedule a walkthrough of the full property with the manager; 2) Assess turf, plants, irrigation, drainage, and safety hazards; 3) Photograph findings and rank issues by urgency and cost; 4) Deliver a written report with clear next-step recommendations

What Affects the Cost

Total property size and number of zones inspected; Depth of assessment and irrigation-system testing; Level of detail and photo documentation required; Turnaround time for the written report; Whether follow-up planning or consultation is included

Best Time of Year

Available year-round, and especially valuable in late winter or early spring when planning the upcoming maintenance season and budget.