Top 10 slope stabilization services in Issaquah, WA
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Top questions to ask before hiring a slope stabilization contractor
A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.
Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?
Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.
First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.
Recent reviews for Issaquah slope stabilization contractors
Brian is compassionate and dedicated to getting the job done to your needs.
Responded to me quickly, set up a time to look at project, cancelled the time, wouldn't respond after that despite several efforts on my part.
great service reliable pricing friendly will recomend to family and friends
Most communicative and did amazing work!!!! Highly reccommend, they fixed a bunch of drainage issues for me and found other potential problems that I didn’t know about. Awesome work guys!
If you just want your lawn mowed then you'd probably be ok. If you want trimming, pruning & weeding BEWARE! Jose hires guys who have no yard work experience and they pull out and cut down everything in their path; because they do not know a plant from a w...
Jeff and his team are outstanding. I will recommend them for any landscaping project. The best thing was they were able to fit our project within a week of getting a quote during the peak of the season. The retaining walls look great and has made our b...
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I'm flexible
20-30%
Driveway
Dirt and soil
No
Within a week
30-45%
Section of yard or landscaping
Dirt and soil
No
Within a year
30-45%
Home or other building
Grass or other small plants
No
Within a week
20-30%
Section of yard or landscaping, Half our backyard is hillside, half is flat yard. The slope varies, some places it's 5%, some places it's straight up and down, with the lip of the steep part being about 12 ft. above the flat part of the backyard. This part of the hill is precipitous. We have planted about 5 trees on the hillside in the past several years, they are growing well and I think they help hold the slope. There is grass and ivy over much of the hill.
Grass or other small plants
No