Createscapes.

The business traces back to 2018 under an earlier name, Roc Hound Co, and has operated as Createscapes since 2021. The state lists Anne Smithson as a principal since 2021. The company says it is family-owned and claims a workmanship guarantee. The work is residential, mostly heavy material moved and set in place: stone, pavers, boulders, posts. Work tends to come through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising, and the service area centers on Mead and the surrounding north Spokane County. Createscapes fits a homeowner planning a new patio or walkway, a fire pit, decorative rock work or a sprinkler system for an existing yard. It's a landscape builder, so a project that needs electrical runs for lighting or a plumbing tie-in beyond irrigation will likely involve a separate licensed trade, and large commercial site development sits outside the residential work it describes. Before comparing landscape bids in the Spokane area, write down the same scope for every contractor. Sketch the patio or walkway footprint and note the paver or stone type you want, plus how much base excavation and compaction each quote includes. For irrigation, list the zones, whether the system ties into an existing line and how winterization is handled, since freeze-thaw seasons here are hard on shallow lines and poorly based pavers. Ask whether fencing quotes include post depth and removal of old fence, and whether rock and boulder prices cover delivery and placement. Matching scopes is the only way two quotes actually compare.