Enhance your property with expert landscape installation. We create custom outdoor spaces that elevate curb appeal and functionality.

Embarking on a new construction project or have a blank canvas waiting for a vision? Tatum Lawn Care is known for new landscape installation projects in both residential and commercial settings in Moses Lake and other surrounding regions. With our local experience in design and construction since 1992, we handle all aspects necessary to turn a piece of land into a personalized and vibrant outdoor space. Every part of the project is personally handled to achieve an excellent foundation before a single plant is placed or a single paver is laid
Professional installation can be considered an investment in your home.
Our thorough six-step procedure will provide accuracy, quality, and exactness with your personalized design:
Our installation abilities include, but are not limited to:
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A front yard with beds, rock and a few trees is usually three to five working days. A full property with grading, irrigation, sod and hardscape runs two to four weeks, depending on how much dirt has to move and where the concrete schedule falls. You get a start date and a finish window in writing before we break ground.
Yes, and we would rather do both together. Irrigation installed after planting means trenching around root balls and compromising on head placement. Installed together, we size the zones to the actual planting: drip for beds, spray or rotors for lawn, and separate zones so you are not watering shrubs on a turf schedule. That difference shows up on every water bill afterwards.
We plant to zone 6b and choose material that takes both the winter lows and the summer highs. Karl Foerster and blue oat grass, potentilla, rabbitbrush, russian sage, serviceberry, autumn blaze maple and honeylocust all do well here. We steer people away from anything marginal that looks good in a Seattle garden center and dies in a Moses Lake February.
Yes, and it is the part that matters most even though nobody looks at it afterwards. Water needs to run away from the foundation, and low spots that pond will kill turf and rot plant crowns. Sandy Grant County soil drains well in our favor, but filled or compacted ground does not. We sort grade before anything gets planted.