Top 10 Landscape Architects & Designers in Puyallup, WA
Top questions to ask before hiring a landscape architect & designer
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 Puyallup Landscape Architects & Designers
I am not a customer, but one of his employees rear-ended me last September and provided false insurance information. He called me that night wanting to pay me directly and when I mentioned I was injured in the accident he said he would provide me with cu...
Our backyard used to be bare and we want to add some plants, steps, pipes and walls to it. Gary Odegard Landscape did a good job about our project overall especially the plants picking and we like our beautiful backyard now！
I called today, a Saturday, at 10 am. The phone was answered and was immediately hung up. I called back, a man answered with "hello" and I asked if this was Nature Perfect Landscaping. He said, "Oh come on, it's a weekend!" and hung up on me. So unprofess...
Dar Webb did a beautiful re-design of our outdoor jacuzzi turning it from a round, tiled tub into a natural rock pool complete with waterfall. Great to work with.
met with father nature explained what I needed done. he did not stay within my starting thousand dollar budget and I could not afford $200 maintenance for properties at 75% concrete.
Provide end to end solution for modern and exceptional services." "I appreciate there great service
Poor value. Not very punctual. Would not recommend.
did not comply with city standards. would not call back for pending work.
Excellent work quality. Excellent responsiveness in communication. Excellent to keep appointment.
Great, found on Judy's Book and glad we did. Honest and on Time.
The Sage and Stone crew just finished a complete overhaul of our back yard, turning it from a paved basketball court into a beautifully landscaped oasis. We initially contacted Sage and Stone via their web site and got a quick reply from Gabe, who was ou...
Small backyard project at new construction home. Sunrise completely regraded the backyard, built in a cascading water feature and a new deck with pavered walkways. Work project took place over 2.5 weeks and involved as many as six crewmen daily. Workmansh...
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Latest projects near Puyallup
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Landscape, garden & patio design
Rock gardens
Under 1,000 sq ft
I will hire a contractor to install landscaping
Within a month
Design whole property landscaping
No
Back yard, Side yard
5,000-10,000 sq ft
I'm not sure
Grass seeding or sod
No
Shed and other outdoor structures
I will hire a contractor to install landscaping
Within a week
Design sections of property landscaping
No
Back yard
1,000-3,000 sq ft
Grass seeding or sod, Small trees, bushes or hedges, Large trees (over 5 feet tall), Flowers
Yes
Patio, Sidewalks and pathways, Terrace and retaining walls
I will hire a contractor to install landscaping
I'm flexible
Design whole property landscaping
No preference
The entire property
5,000-10,000 sq ft
I'm not sure
The design of the yard is very nice and has been established since 2001. But the texture and color contrasts are not very interesting to me. I prefer a bigger range of colors, large vs. small leafed plants, plants that attract birds, bees, butterflies. There's are lots of euonymus bushes on the property which I find too redundant. Behind our house in our subdivision is a wetland area. The board voted to remove the cottonwood trees and blackberry bushes. I'd like help in figuring out what native plants can replace the removed plants so that the wildlife can survive there.
No
Sidewalks and pathways, Terrace and retaining walls, The existing retaining wall looks like a fortress. I'm hoping there might be some additional options to soften the look.
Unsure, don't know yet