Thank you to our valued customers for voting us the BEST Landscape Company in Federal Way!
NW Landscape Management, Inc. has been providing quality landscape services to clients in the Greater Seattle area for over 16 years. A fully Licensed, Bonded and Insured Landscaping Contractor for residential and commercial properties.
Helping with all your landscaping needs from maintenance and gardening services to all aspects of landscape design, installation and repair. Including sprinkler systems, landscape lighting systems, water features (ponds, waterfalls, & fountains), patios, retaining walls, pathways, gravel install, beauty bark install, sod install, landscape renovations, lawn renovations (thatch, aerate, fertilize, over-seeding), plantings and more.
Now is the perfect time to start thinking about adding outdoor lighting to your landscape. Light up your lawn during these dark months with landscape lighting and enjoy looking out onto more than just darkness. Click Here for more about outdoor lighting!
We also offer a full, year round lawn maintenance service. With the long list of services we provide, your lawn will be well kept and maintained through out the year! See Here For More Information !
Northwest Landscape Management can help with all your landscape needs--our years of experience and commitment to customer satisfaction have resulted in hundreds of satisfied clients.
Contact us today for a free estimate of our landscaping services... (253) 661- 5824
Committed
to providing a superior level of landscape services for all our clientele.
One of our proudest accomplishments to date has been the design,
installation and maintenance of five landscapes featured in the annual Federal
Way Symphony Garden Tours.
Licensed, Bonded and Insured
Residential and Commercial Services
Provided
Contractor #NWLANMI000JM
Office Staff to Provide Great Customer
Service
Servicing the following areas: Federal Way, Kent, Renton, Auburn, Milton,
Fife, Edgewood, Tacoma, Normandy Park, Des Moines, Covington, Maple Valley,
Black Diamond, Sumner, Bonney Lake, Lake Tapps, and Puyallup
