Hogar Y Jardin | Reliable Fencing Company in Kirkland, WA

For most lawns in our area, weekly mowing and trimming during the growing season (April through October) keeps things tidy. We also recommend fertilization every six to eight weeks to maintain healthy growth. Many of our commercial clients prefer bi-weekly visits. We'll tailor a schedule based on your yard's size and plant types, and we always adjust for weather patterns around Lake Washington.

Leaning posts are often caused by frost heave or rot at the base. In Kirkland's wet winters, posts set in shallow soil can shift. We remove the old post, dig down below the frost line (usually 18–24 inches), and set a new pressure-treated post in concrete with gravel for drainage. For aging fence systems, we can also sister a new post next to the old one to avoid replacing the entire section. This method has held up well for clients near Bridle Trails and Houghton neighborhoods.

Yes, we respond to storm damage calls for fallen or hazardous trees. We work throughout Kirkland, including areas near Juanita Beach Park and the Cross Kirkland Corridor. After assessing stability, we'll safely remove the tree or branches, grind the stump if needed, and tidy up the site. Because tree emergencies can't wait, we prioritize same-day or next-day service for dangerous situations.