Velez Landscape & Construction LLC.

The state lists Andrew Velez as a principal since 2026, the same year the business was formed. The registration covers landscaping, and the legal name adds construction, which fits the kind of small site and yard work a crew this size takes on. A homeowner in Spokane Valley, Mead or Cheney with a grading job or a modest landscaping project is the natural match. Large commercial grounds contracts are a different kind of work, better sent to a bigger outfit with crews to spread across sites. On a Spokane yard, the repair-or-replace question usually comes down to what's underneath. A patio, retaining edge or lawn that's failing because of poor drainage won't hold if it's only patched on the surface, and freeze-thaw cycles through the winter find every weak spot. Settling, pooling water against a foundation or soil washing out on a slope usually point to regrading rather than spot fixes. Plantings and surface features that are tired but sitting on sound, well-drained ground are often worth repairing. Ask the contractor to walk the site with you, explain where water goes in a spring melt, and say which parts need rebuilding and which can stay.