Art By Nature

I just wanted to Thank Kevin and his entire crew, for the wonderful job they have done mowing and weed whacking our acre yard, around the house. Your people were hard working and courteous to us the entire time they were here. I Highly recommend them to anyone seeking a company to do their yard or landscaping projects. I'd give them Ten stars, if the chart allowed it.💖

There was some kind of labor dispute going at the time they did my landscaping. The workers were not given enough time to work on my job and I had to have them come back out to fix some things numerous. One tree and 2 Rhodes died because the sprinklers were not set correctly. I couldn't get anyone to return my call. I won't use them again.

If hired as an individual contractor these guys may do well but as a subcontractor for a development for something like Gregory Park they do not score well at all. Sod was laid right over clay, some black dirt added to create a little contour to plant shrubs with clay not far underneath with all of it hidden under beauty bark. Back yard hydroseeded but done over clay and that not leveled. With the rain we had the sod slid down the yard on the clay to the street leaving gaps in the yard and the back yard pooled. Because on clay the root structure will only grow to what dirt is on the sod. If it grows into the clay at all it will take a long time. The back was not contoured to the drain so rain would drain to it. Instead it pooled into a quagmire that smelled like a swamp. Crushed st

A landscaping company that don't even know about grading and drainage. New home with landscaping subcontracted to them, backyard stays a swamp a week after a decent rain, all they said was "it passed inspection". Grass will not grow, and yard cannot be used, refused to fix. Like the previous review, they laid sod directly on clay, another reason for the water not draining. I learnt that sod should be laid on 3-6" of topsoil by simply watching youtube, i cant believe they dont know that? Not recommended unless you looking to build a swamp.

Pulte development in Snoqualmie Ridge - 3 of our neighbors grass (also sod over clay) died within a few months. The new homes cost ~900,000 but they put in the bare minimum yards with tiny shrubs you can get for a few bucks at Home Depot that aren't right for the planting area. The very basic drainage systems don't work and our yard floods when it rains. They also refuse to talk to the home owners directly and seem to be focused on high volume low end of the market. Neither they nor Pulte have upgraded their products or services to match the higher price points in the Seattle area. You would be better off just getting bare dirt instead of having to rip and replace.