Northscape LLC.

The state insures Northscape under three risk classes: excavation, landscape construction operations, and lawn care maintenance. The company lists landscape design and construction, patios and driveways, decorative stone walls, decks, pergolas and fences, landscape lighting, irrigation, water features, and snow removal with salt application. In 2021 it filed a prevailing-wage job for Spokane Parks & Recreation as a subcontractor. The state lists Brandon Sublie as a principal since 2019. The company also says it is family-owned. Much of Northscape's work comes through referrals, repeat customers and other contractors, often as a sub on a larger job. It fits a yard project that combines grading, stonework, lighting and irrigation, or a property that needs care through the year, including snow clearing in winter. For framing, roofing, or work that needs its own electrical or plumbing permit, look to a contractor in that trade. Before landscape or hardscape work starts in Spokane, Mead or Spokane Valley, get the scope in writing: how deep the excavation goes, what base goes under pavers or a driveway, and where the spoil and old sod end up. Ask who handles cleanup and repairs to turf or driveways damaged by equipment. Agree on how change orders are priced if the crew hits rock or buried lines. Ask what the warranty covers on plantings, irrigation and lighting, and for how long.