BKC Enterprises LLC.

The state lists Kellie Conom and Bradley Conom as principals since 2021, the year the business was established. Much of the work comes through general contractors rather than straight from homeowners, so BKC often shows up as the landscape sub on a larger project. On the construction side that means patios, retaining walls and the grading and planting around them. On the maintenance side it's routine mowing and seasonal yard cleanup. Framing, roofing and interior tenant improvements sit outside what the business does; its work stays on the grounds. Spokane's seasons set the calendar for this kind of work. Freeze-thaw cycles through the winter heave poorly prepared base material, so patios and retaining walls hold up best when they go in on a compacted, well-drained base during the dry months, after the ground has thawed and before fall rains and the first hard frost. Spring is the time to book cleanup and the first mowing rounds, and it fills fast. Dry summers stress new sod and plantings, so ask any landscaper how watering will be handled for anything installed in July or August. Fall cleanup before snow cover keeps lawns from matting and molding under the snowpack.