Nuco Yard Care LLC.

The business carries a single trade on its Idaho record, general contractor, and the name it trades under points toward outdoor work around the house and lot. Rathdrum is the home base and Hayden is the town it names as its service area. That puts it among the newer subdivisions and larger lots of the Rathdrum Prairie, where yards, fencing and outbuildings take up a good share of a homeowner's to-do list. Its registration is with Idaho only, so its work stays on the Idaho side of the line. Around Coeur d'Alene, Hayden and Rathdrum, most routine yard work needs no permit at all: mowing, planting, pruning, cleanup and similar upkeep. Things change once a job turns into building. Retaining walls past a modest height, decks attached to the house, sheds above a certain size, new fencing in some subdivisions, and grading that changes how water drains off a lot can all fall under a city or Kootenai County permit, and HOA rules often add their own layer. Ask early whether a project needs one. When it does, expect the contractor to pull it, since the permit holder is the one the inspector deals with and the one answerable if the work doesn't pass.