Inland Lawn Maintenance.

The state insures Inland Lawn Maintenance under workers'-comp classes for irrigation system installation and lawn care maintenance, which lines up with the sprinkler and grounds work it advertises. The crew falls in the 11-to-20 worker band on the state record. A licence under the same name dates to 2002. Kelly Peterson and Rick Brown are listed as principals since 2010. In 2020 the business filed public work as a subcontractor for the Washington State Department of Transportation, and it takes on residential and commercial properties. The company describes itself as locally owned and works within about 25 miles of Spokane. This is a grounds-and-irrigation outfit. It fits a homeowner who wants one crew handling the lawn through the season, putting in or fixing a sprinkler system, or keeping a driveway or small commercial lot clear in winter. Large construction projects sit outside that focus, and any electrical or plumbing work beyond the irrigation lines belongs with a licensed trade of its own. Lawn and irrigation demand in Spokane comes in waves. Spring brings sprinkler start-ups, repairs from winter freeze damage, aeration and the first mowing, and crews fill up fast once the snow melts. Late summer is often the easier time to plan a new irrigation install or hardscaping. Fall blowouts need to happen before the first hard freeze, and those slots go early in October. Snow removal contracts are best set up before the season starts, not after the first storm.