Residential Services
Most of our clients receive 43 visits a year, with our team on site every week during the growing season and a little less in the winter.
We offer a variety of flexible landscape maintenance packages. They are programs designed to fit your yard and budget, and they can be adjusted to help keep your landscape well-manicured all year. Gone are the time commitment and upkeep costs of using your own lawn equipment. Equipment that breaks down often, that requires special gas mixes, and that can eat up a lot of your valuable free time. Take back your weekend with maintenance by Four & Son’s Landscape Services.
- Weeding
- Mowing & Edging
- Trimming & Pruning
- Small Tree Removal
- Blackberry & Ivy Clearing
- Bark Dust & Mulch Spreading
- One-Time Clean-Ups
- Lighting Design & Installation
- Water Features (including bubblers and streams)
- Hydroseeding
- Lawn Installation
- Weekly – Bi-Weekly Maintenance & Much More!
Lawn Installation
Preparation is key to having a great lawn, and this begins before any grass is even installed. When planning for a lawn we make recommendations for soil amendments and ensure sure the area is correctly prepared. These amendments may include compost, sand, or lime based on your specific soil type. Many blends of grass seed are available, but we select only the best seed available for a Pacific Northwest lawn. These blends are typically created from a mix of perennial ryegrasses and fescue to give your yard the best possible year-round appearance. Between our soil preparation and the excellent seed recommended by our lawn experts, we have the recipe for the best lawn in the neighborhood.
Sod is another option for lawn installation that enables you to have an “instant lawn.” Sod allows us to deliver a useable space more quickly to our customers, especially those who would like a lawn area for children or pets that may disturb a seeded area. We work with two different types of sod, perennial ryegrass and tall fescue (RTF). Perennial ryegrass is quicker to establish and a great all-around choice for areas with decent light and moisture. RTF takes a little while longer to establish because it grows much deeper roots, but this sod is more disease resistant and even self-repairs, which can make it a great choice for a high-use lawn area. RTF has a slightly wider blade of grass and is more dog tolerant after 12-18 months than the traditional perennial ryegrass lawn. Either type of sod will provide you with a lush and green lawn for your home, we can help you decide what would be better for you.
Hydroseeding
Hydroseeding is a process of spraying a space with a mix of water, seed, fertilizer and protective mulch. This process is typically used on larger areas because it can be less expensive and time-consuming than other methods. Hydroseeding is excellent for seeding hard to reach areas, or in seeding for erosion control.