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Complete Landscape Renovations

A renovation that touches the patio, the walls, the lawn and the beds needs one plan, not four separate projects bolted together.

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Iron Peak Landscaping plans and builds complete landscape renovations across the Flathead Valley, based in Kalispell, MT.

A full landscape renovation is everything at once — grading, hardscape, retaining walls, sod, beds — planned as a single project instead of a string of unrelated add-ons. That matters because these pieces interact: a patio's drainage plan affects where the sod goes, a retaining wall's footing affects the grade for everything above and below it, bed placement affects how water moves across the whole yard.

Iron Peak Landscaping plans renovations as one connected project from the start — grading and drainage first, then hardscape and structural elements, then sod and beds — so the finished yard functions as a system instead of a collection of separate fixes that were never designed to work together.

Why It Matters in the Flathead Valley

Piecing a yard together project by project over several years usually means each new piece has to work around decisions made for the last one — a patio built before the drainage plan was set, sod laid before the retaining wall footing was final. In the Flathead Valley, where frost heave and spring runoff test every seam in a yard, that kind of patchwork approach is where problems show up first. Planning grading, hardscape and planting together from day one means the base work under a patio, the drainage behind a wall, and the grade under new sod are all sized to the same plan instead of guessed at independently.

How a Complete Landscape Renovations Job Gets Built

Walk the Site

Full-property walkthrough — grading, drainage, hardscape, sod, beds — planned as one job, not a list of separate quotes.

Quote in Writing

Full scope and sequencing laid out before anything gets built, so you know what's happening and when.

Build It Right

Grading and drainage first, then hardscape and structural work, then sod and beds — built in the order that makes the finished yard actually function as one system.

What's Included

  • Full-property grading and drainage plan
  • Hardscape — patios, walkways, retaining walls
  • Sod or turf installation
  • Rock and mulch bed work
  • Sequenced scheduling so each phase sets up the next correctly
  • One point of contact for the entire project

Recent work

Complete Landscape Renovations we've built

Common questions

Do you handle the whole project, or do I need separate contractors for hardscape, walls and sod?
We handle it as one project — Sawyer and the crew plan and build the grading, hardscape, walls, sod and beds together, sequenced so each phase sets up the next one correctly.
How long does a full landscape renovation take?
Depends heavily on scope — a full-property renovation can run anywhere from a couple weeks to a full season depending on square footage, hardscape complexity, and weather. You'll get a realistic timeline in the written quote, not a guess.
Can a renovation be phased over more than one season?
Yes — some yards make sense to phase, especially bigger projects or ones tied to a budget. We'll plan the sequencing so an earlier phase doesn't have to be redone to accommodate a later one.
What if I only want part of what's listed here — is that still a renovation?
If it's one element — just a patio, just sod — that's usually its own service and its own quote. “Renovation” is what we call it when multiple pieces are being planned and built together as one connected project.

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