Our Services
We offer high-quality landscape design and installation services throughout Whatcom County.
Landscaping Beds
We’ll recommend native plants that will thrive in your soil. We also provide sustainable landscaping, including drought-tolerant plants that require minimal watering.
Pollinator Gardens
These gardens are designed to attract and support pollinating insects. They are a great way to improve the environment while creating a beautiful landscape on your property.
Raised Garden Boxes
Our boxes are made from steel and filled with rich garden soil for planting. They provide a crisp, modern look for your landscaping area.
Seed and Sod
Whether you’re starting from scratch or revitalizing an existing lawn, we can lay down seed and sod that will transform your property with healthy, vibrant grass.
Topsoil
Our landscapers will match the right mixture of topsoil and compost to create a healthy environment for your plants to grow.
Edging
Our team uses metal or concrete to create a fixed edge to separate lawns and gardens, giving your landscaping a clean, professional look.
Drainage
Through the strategic design and installation of your drainage, stormwater runoff will be directed away from areas where it may cause erosion and waterlogging.
Rock and Gravel
Install rock and gravel for a timeless, low-maintenance look for your landscaping beds. We can recommend the best color and type of rock for your home or business.
Retaining Walls
A great way to add stability and usability to sloped hillsides, help with erosion control, and keep soil in place.
North County Landscape Co.
Project Timeline
Discuss your needs and vision for your projects.
Review potential solutions, materials, and designs.
Receive and consider the detailed proposal.
Confirm your project direction and finalize details.
Secure your place in the schedule with a deposit.
Our team starts transforming your space.
Continuous guidance and support for maintenance and enhancements.
How to Get Started
Your Representative
Meet Tara Brockett
Sales Administrator
Since 2021, Tara has been an invaluable member of our team. As our Sales Administrator, she manages our estimators’ schedules, ensuring they are prepared for their appointments and running on time. Her organization and coordination help create a smooth and professional experience for both our team and our clients.
As the first point of contact for many new clients, Tara’s warm and cheerful approach ensures every interaction starts on the right note. Whether booking estimates or answering questions about our services, she provides prompt, helpful information and helps make each client’s first experience with our company a five-star one.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Our full-service landscaping includes plant selection, soil prep, bed installation, sod or seed, topsoil, drainage, edging, and features like raised garden boxes, pollinator gardens, and rock/gravel accents. We also offer lighting, irrigation, and hardscaping as part of a cohesive outdoor design.
Yes. Every project is tailored to the client and the property. Our experienced crew takes into account soil conditions, sun exposure, slope, and your personal style to create a landscape that’s both beautiful and practical.
Absolutely. Whether you’re starting fresh or renovating an existing yard, we can design around current features, reuse healthy plants, and create a seamless look that blends old with new.
We focus on native and climate-adapted plants that thrive in Whatcom County’s soil and weather. We also offer sustainable and drought-tolerant options, along with pollinator-friendly garden designs for those looking to support the environment.
Pricing depends on the scope of your project, the size of your property, and the materials you choose. Once we understand your goals and visit your property, we’ll provide a detailed quote with no pressure.
Yes. We stand behind the quality of our workmanship and plant material. While plant health can depend on care and weather conditions, we’ll provide guidance for maintenance and are happy to troubleshoot if you run into issues.
Resources
Fire Pits, Water Features, & Rock Gardens: How to Add Year-Round Interest to Your Backyard
Designing for Four Seasons in the PNW Year-round landscape design comes down to layering features that catch your attention at different times: Something with structure to add interest during the winter Something that pulls you outside on cool evenings, and Something that moves and makes sound when the garden is still. Stone, fire, and water…
Hardscape Ideas and Inspiration: Patios, Walkways, & More
Search “backyard patio” and you’ll scroll through a million gorgeous photos. Most were shot somewhere sunny and dry, which is why a lot of those ideas don’t survive their first Whatcom County winter. Your hardscape can look every bit as good as anything you’ve saved, as long as it’s designed for our soil, our slopes,…
Retaining Walls vs. French Drains: How to Tell Which One Your Yard Needs
When you’re standing in your backyard after a heavy rain, watching water collect against the back of the house, or noticing a slope that shifts after every wet winter, you’re probably wondering how to solve it.
Low-Voltage Landscape Lighting: A Homeowner’s Guide to Planning Your System
For homeowners weighing how to light a yard, low-voltage systems are the most common path. They’re safe to install, flexible to design around, and well-suited to the conditions in Whatcom County and the rest of the Pacific Northwest. This guide walks through how the systems work, how they compare to alternatives, what drives the cost,…
Lawn Health Programs Explained: Fertilization, Weed Control, and Soil Nutrition
If your lawn in Whatcom County has ever looked thin, yellowed, or overrun with moss despite regular watering and mowing, the problem might be what’s happening under the surface. A lawn health program is a scheduled series of treatments designed to address the root causes of poor turf: nutrient deficiencies, soil imbalances, persistent weeds, and…
Do I Need a Permit for My Hardscaping Project in Whatcom County?
Yes, you do. Local authorities increasingly require permits in our region, regardless of how big your project is. Even if you’re only putting in a small walkway, it’s better to get that construction permit than to be faced with a stop-work order from your city. At North County Landscape Co., we handle the permit process…
Getting Started with Robotic Lawn Mowing in Whatcom County: What to Expect, What It Costs, and Whether It’s Right for Your Lawn
If you’ve noticed your lawn looking a little rough around the edges lately, or you’ve simply grown tired of the weekly mowing routine, you’re not alone. Across Whatcom County, homeowners are asking the same question: is there a better way? There is. And it’s been running on lawns in Bellingham, Lynden, Ferndale, and Fairhaven since…
The Benefits of Landscape Bed Maintenance (and Why It’s More Than Weeding)
Most landscape companies in Western Washington offer landscape bed maintenance. Unfortunately, not all companies truly focus on this specific service’s details. The truth is flower bed maintenance is horticultural work. It requires knowing which plants are in the beds, when to feed them, when to cut them back, and when to leave them alone. It…
Spring Weeds in Whatcom County: Early Signs & Smart Treatments
Spring in Whatcom County brings longer days and a burst of green across every yard. Unfortunately, in our corner of the Pacific Northwest, weeds get a head start that most grass can’t match. However, catching weeds before they flower and spread seed is the single biggest thing you can do to keep them from taking…
How to Turn On Your Irrigation System After Winter
Summary: Wait until nighttime temperatures stay above freezing, then slowly turn on your irrigation system, test each zone for damage, and address any leaks or broken components before regular watering begins. When spring arrives in Western Washington, it’s time to wake your irrigation system from its winter sleep. But turning on an irrigation system after…
