All Out Lawn & Landscaping LLC.

The company lists a full residential spread: lawn care, spring and fall cleanups, tree and shrub care, hardscaping, irrigation work, and patio and retaining wall installation. The company's site gives 2022 as the year it started. The state lists Jesse Wilkins as a principal since 2025 and puts the crew at one to three people. The work is residential, which suits established yards around Mead and north Spokane that need upkeep, a sprinkler fix, or a new outdoor feature added. That size points to homeowner-scale jobs: a weekly mowing schedule, a patio off the back door, a short wall to hold a sloped bed, a zone of sprinklers that stopped working. Large commercial grounds contracts that call for multiple equipment crews, or landscaping packages on public construction projects, sit outside what a crew this size is set up for. Repair versus replace comes up constantly with Spokane irrigation and hardscape. Hard freezes and spring thaw crack sprinkler lines and heads that weren't blown out, and a few broken heads or a leaking valve is usually a repair. A system with repeated breaks, poor coverage, or old piping may cost more to keep patching than to redo in sections. Retaining walls are similar: a few loose caps can be reset, but a wall that's leaning or bulging after frost heave usually needs rebuilding with proper drainage behind it. Ask the contractor to show you which problem you have before deciding.