Premium Landscape.

Premium Landscape formed in 2025, and the state lists Kodi Bilbrey and Ashley Bilbrey as principals since that year. The company describes itself as family-owned. The state puts the crew at one to three people, so the owner is working on the job rather than managing it from a distance. On the irrigation side, the company lists sprinkler and drip installation, smart controller setup, system design, and testing and fine-tuning after install. It also claims a quality work guarantee and says it uses premium materials. Concrete edging, planting and layout planning round out the list. The mix suits a homeowner putting together an outdoor space in one go: a paver patio with a retaining wall, new turf with drip or smart irrigation feeding it, and grading done so the stonework sits right. The work is residential and entirely outside the house. Large commercial excavation is a different kind of contractor, and so is anything involving interior remodeling or structural repair. Before a hardscape or irrigation job starts, pin down the scope in writing: the patio footprint, wall height, base depth under the pavers, and which zones the sprinklers will cover. Ask how spoils and old sod get hauled off and whether the lawn around the work gets repaired. In Spokane, ask about winterizing and spring start-up for a new system, since freeze cycles are hard on lines and on wall drainage. Agree on how change orders get priced, and get the guarantee's terms spelled out, including whether settling pavers or a leaking head are covered.