Renton, WA
Renton landscape company listed as an active landscape company and gardener.
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Local Landscaping lists 4 businesses offering garden maintenance in Renton, WA, including Abundant Living Landscapes, Daniel's Landscaping & Maintenance, Earthworks Land Care LLC. Each one lists Renton, WA as a service area.
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Ongoing bed care: weeding, mulching, deadheading, and seasonal planting. Maintenance visits keep planting beds healthy between larger projects.
Renton, WA
Renton landscape company listed as an active landscape company and gardener.
Renton, WA
Family-owned landscaping company serving Renton and Eastside cities for nearly two decades, offering lawn care, maintenance, garden design, seasonal cleanups, and irrigation.
Renton, WA
South Seattle landscaping company since 2011 specializing in residential and commercial land care, tree and shrub pruning, irrigation, hardscapes, and seasonal cleanups with organic practices.
Renton, WA
Renton landscape company listed as an active landscape company.
Washington state-level estimates. Landscaping labor in Washington pays $23.62/hour on average, 16% above the national average ($20.33), so prices below are national ranges adjusted for that difference. Use them to sanity-check quotes, not as a quote.
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Estimated cost in Washington: $160 - $300 (4 hours at per hour)
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Ongoing bed care: weeding, mulching, deadheading, and seasonal planting. Maintenance visits keep planting beds healthy between larger projects.
Estimated $40 - $74 per hour in Washington, based on HomeGuide national pricing adjusted for Washington landscaping wages (16% above the national average). Get written quotes for an exact price.
Local Landscaping lists 4 businesses offering garden maintenance in Renton, WA.
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