Wall & Company LLC.

The firm traces back to 2015, when it was licensed as Wall Lawn Care Services before becoming Wall & Company. The state lists Joshua Wall and Dusti Wall as principals since 2017. Its workers'-comp classes cover landscape construction, fencing, retaining walls, lawn care and exterior painting, with a crew in the seven-to-ten range. A recent Spokane County permit was for a residential retaining wall in Medical Lake. On the public side, Wall & Company has taken prevailing-wage jobs from 2017 through 2023 for the City of Spokane, the Spokane Fire Department, the City of Spokane Valley, Spokane County and the Cusick School District, mostly as prime contractor. This is a yard and site-improvement outfit, not a builder of houses or interiors. It fits a homeowner planning a full backyard redo that ties pavers, irrigation and planting together, or one dealing with a sloped lot that needs a retaining wall or better drainage. The company describes itself as family-owned and locally owned. For framing, structural work or interior painting and drywall, a different kind of contractor is the better match. Spokane's housing stock shapes outdoor work. Older homes on the South Hill and in neighborhoods like Rockwood often sit on slopes with aging rock or railroad-tie walls and sprinkler lines that predate modern backflow and zoning. Newer subdivisions in Liberty Lake and the Valley tend to have thin topsoil over compacted fill, which affects how pavers and walls are based. Freeze-thaw cycles punish poorly drained hardscape, so ask any landscaper how a wall will be backfilled and drained, and how irrigation will be winterized each fall.