Location
Landscape Services in Beaverton, Oregon
Grover’s Landscape Services & Design has served homeowners, HOAs, and businesses across Beaverton since 1995. Design-build landscapes, hardscape construction, irrigation, lighting, maintenance, site prep, and drainage, all handled by our own licensed crew. Written proposals before any work starts. Family-owned in Oregon for over three decades. Oregon License #100592.
By Yuriy Cheshev, Owner · Last updated June 2026
Rated 5.0 Stars on Google · 30+ Years in Business
The owner answers, not a call center.
Signs Your Beaverton Property Needs Professional Landscape Work
Beaverton properties tend to share a few common landscape problems. If any of these sound familiar, the property is telling you it is time for real work, not another season of patching.
- Standing water on the lawn or near the foundation. Beaverton sits in the flat Tualatin Valley floor where drainage can be tricky, and clay-heavy soils make it worse. Water pooling after a rain, mulch washing out of beds, or soggy turf all point to grading and drainage that need real attention.
- A cookie-cutter development landscape. Beaverton has a huge stock of homes built between the 1970s and 2010s in planned neighborhoods. The original developer landscapes were often built to a low bar, with cheap plants, undersized irrigation, and minimal hardscape. A redesign brings the property up to current standards.
- Aging fences, patios, or retaining walls. Older Beaverton lots often have hardscape at end of life. Sinking pavers, cracked concrete, and leaning walls need real fixes, not surface patches.
- Overgrown ornamentals blocking windows or paths. Shrubs planted 20 years ago at their nursery size are now taking over the front of the house. Selective removal, pruning, and rebalancing brings the landscape back into scale.
- An HOA property with inconsistent maintenance. Beaverton has hundreds of HOAs, apartment communities, and mixed-use developments. When the current maintenance vendor is missing visits or ignoring common areas, it affects home values and resident satisfaction.
- A new build or major remodel with a bare lot. New construction in Beaverton's growing neighborhoods often finishes with graded dirt and little else. Doing the landscape right the first time is cheaper than fixing it later.
If any of these match your property, call (503) 936-8910. We will walk the site, tell you what is actually going on, and put a written plan on paper before any work starts.
Our Landscape Services in Beaverton
From a single garden redesign to a full property build with hardscape, irrigation, and lighting, here is what we handle for Beaverton residential and commercial clients.
Custom landscape design and installation services for Beaverton homes and businesses. Site walks, scaled drawings, plant plans built around the local soils and long growing season, and full design-build construction from concept to installation. Garden design services, outdoor living space designs, water feature installation, and outdoor kitchen design are all handled in-house.
Hardscape construction service covering paver patios, walkways, retaining wall installation services, fire pits, and outdoor kitchen installation. Every project starts with proper base preparation and drainage so the hardscape holds up through Oregon’s freeze-thaw winters and long wet season.
Year-round residential landscape maintenance and full commercial landscaping maintenance services across Beaverton. Weekly or biweekly programs for homes, HOAs, apartment complexes, business parks, and property managers. Consistent crew, written scope, one point of contact for every property.
New sprinkler system installation, sprinkler repair services, drip irrigation installation, seasonal startup, winterization, and backflow testing. Our irrigation and sprinkler services are sized for Beaverton lots and matched to the actual watering needs of your plants.
Full landscape lighting design services for Beaverton properties. Low-voltage LED path lighting, accent lighting on feature trees, hardscape lighting, and Christmas light installation service for the holidays. Every fixture is rated for Oregon weather.
Land clearing services, yard grading services, French drain installation, and drainage solutions. As an experienced Beaverton yard drainage contractor, we find the cause of standing water before we install anything, then fix the grade and the drainage together.
For Beaverton properties near streams, creeks, or protected wetlands, we handle wetland assessment, mitigation planning, native plant installation, and coordination with the Oregon Department of State Lands. Common on lots near Beaverton Creek, Fanno Creek, and other regulated waterways.
How We Work
How a Beaverton Landscape Project Works
Call (503) 936-8910 or request a quote online. We ask about the property, the project, and the neighborhood. Then we schedule a site visit at your Beaverton property, usually within a few business days.
We walk the property, measure, check slope and drainage, look at existing plants and hardscape, and talk through your goals. Within a short turnaround, you get a written proposal covering scope, materials, timeline, and price. No verbal numbers, no surprise charges.
Once approved, our licensed crew handles the work. Site prep, hardscape, irrigation, planting, lighting, all coordinated on one schedule with one project manager. We clean the site daily and walk you through everything at completion so you know exactly what was done.
Beaverton Neighborhoods and Property Types We Serve
Three decades in the Portland metro have taken us into most of the neighborhoods in Beaverton. We handle both established homes with mature landscapes and new construction with bare lots.
- Downtown Beaverton and Central Beaverton including the older core neighborhoods
- Cedar Hills and Cedar Mill on the northeast side
- West Slope and Raleigh Hills along the eastern edge toward Portland
- Aloha on the west side of the city
- Bethany on the north edge, with its master-planned communities
- Somerset West, Sexton Mountain, and Cooper Mountain on the south and southwest
- Murrayhill and Progress Ridge in the southern neighborhoods
- Nike headquarters area, the Sunset Corridor, and other commercial districts
We work on single-family homes, hillside and view lots, HOA common areas, apartment and condo communities, office parks, tech campuses, retail centers, and new residential builds across the city.
Plants, Materials, and Brands We Use in Beaverton
Three decades in the Portland metro has taught us what actually performs in this climate. Cheap fixtures rust. Wrong-species plants die. Poorly built hardscape moves. We install with materials chosen for local soils, freeze-thaw winters, and the long growing season.
- Pacific Northwest native plants including vine maple, red flowering currant, sword fern, salal, and Oregon grape
- Ornamental trees and shrubs that perform reliably in Beaverton's clay-heavy soils
- Belgard, Mutual Materials, Pavestone, and Techo-Bloc pavers for patios, walkways, and driveways
- Basalt, granite, and Pacific Northwest natural stone for retaining walls and accents
- Allan Block and Keystone engineered retaining wall systems for slope stabilization
- Rain Bird and Hunter irrigation components for reliable, repairable systems
- Kichler, FX Luminaire, and Vista low-voltage LED lighting fixtures rated for outdoor Oregon weather
How Our Beaverton Landscape Pricing Works
Most Beaverton homeowners want a number before they call. We understand that, but giving you a flat “landscape services cost $X” without seeing the property would be dishonest. Two Beaverton yards on the same block can need completely different work. Here is how we actually price the job.
-
Free site visit first.
A member of our team comes to the property, evaluates the site, and talks through what you want to accomplish. The site visit and initial consultation cost you nothing. -
Written proposal before any work starts.
Whether it is a garden refresh in Cedar Hills or a full backyard build in Bethany, you see the scope, materials, timeline, and price in writing before you commit. No verbal numbers. No surprise add-ons.
Three things drive the price on any Beaverton landscape project:
- Scope of work. A single garden bed is a different conversation than a full property build with hardscape, irrigation, lighting, and outdoor living features
- Materials selected. Standard pavers cost less than natural stone. Standard fixtures cost less than premium brass. We give you options at different price points
- Site conditions. Beaverton lots vary enormously. Flat valley floor lots and hillside properties in Cooper Mountain need different approaches. Drainage issues, older hardscape removal, mature trees to protect, and access limitations all affect the price
What you will not pay for:
- Hidden charges for base prep or drainage that should have been in the original quote
- Verbal estimates that grow once the project starts
- Pressure to add features your property does not actually need
If you want a rough range before we visit, call (503) 936-8910. Describe the property and what you want to accomplish, and we can usually give you a ballpark over the phone.
Landscape Services Across Beaverton and the Metro Area
We are based in the Portland metro area and serve Beaverton along with the surrounding communities.
- Primary service area: Downtown Beaverton · Central Beaverton · Cedar Hills · Cedar Mill · West Slope · Raleigh Hills · Aloha · Bethany · Somerset West · Sexton Mountain · Cooper Mountain · Murrayhill · Progress Ridge · Sunset Corridor
- Extended service area: Lake Oswego · Beaverton · Hillsboro · Tualatin · Sherwood · Wilsonville · West Linn · Clackamas · Newburg · Salem · Clackamas
Looking for landscape services in another Portland metro city? Visit our Service Areas page for the full list.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do landscape services cost in Beaverton?
It depends on the scope, the materials, and the site. Smaller residential jobs like a garden refresh or a lighting install often run a few thousand dollars. Full design-build projects with hardscape, irrigation, lighting, and outdoor living features run higher. Commercial and HOA maintenance contracts are priced monthly and depend on property size. We provide a written quote after the site visit.
When is the best time to plant or redesign a landscape in Beaverton?
Fall and early spring are the best planting windows in the Portland metro. Cooler weather and consistent rain help plants establish before the summer heat. Fall installation also lets hardscape settle before winter freeze-thaw. We install year-round when the weather allows, and design work can start in any season.
How does the terrain and soil in Beaverton affect landscape work?
Beaverton has a mix of flat valley floor lots and hillside properties on the west and south edges of the city. The soils across the city are largely clay-heavy, which drains slowly and can heave hardscape if the base is not right. Sloped lots need proper grading and drainage. Flat lots often need real drainage design to move water off the property. We plan for both instead of hoping for the best.
Do I need a permit for landscape work in Beaverton?
It depends on the project. Most residential planting and small hardscape does not need a permit. Retaining walls over four feet, structural outdoor kitchens, work in the public right-of-way, and any excavation near a wetland or stream typically do. We handle the permitting through the City of Beaverton and other agencies when required.
Can you work on new construction and remodel landscapes?
Yes. New construction and full remodels are common in Beaverton’s growing neighborhoods. We come in after the builder finishes, review the graded lot and any existing drainage, and design a landscape that fits the property, the architecture, and your budget. Coordinating with the builder or general contractor early saves time later.
Do you handle HOA and property management maintenance in Beaverton?
Yes. Commercial landscape maintenance services are a major part of what we do in Beaverton. HOAs, apartment communities, condo associations, and property management portfolios get a consistent crew, a written contract, and one point of contact for every property. Certificates of insurance and W-9s are available on request.
How do Oregon's rainy winters affect drainage on my property?
The Portland metro gets around 40 inches of rain per year, most of it in the wet season. Any grading, drainage, or hardscape issue gets amplified from October through April. Standing water, mulch washout, and soggy lawn are all signs the drainage was never designed for the actual rainfall the property gets. We fix the grade and add proper drainage where needed.
Are you licensed and insured to do landscape work in Beaverton?
Yes. We hold Oregon License #100592 and carry general liability and workers’ compensation insurance on every project. Proof of insurance is available on request before work begins.
Do you offer free estimates in Beaverton?
Yes. The initial site visit and consultation are free anywhere in Beaverton and the surrounding Portland metro area. We walk the property, talk through your goals, and outline next steps with no obligation. Call (503) 936-8910 to schedule.
Why to choose us
What Beaverton Property Owners Say About Grover's
Grover’s holds a 5.0-star Google rating built over three decades of family-owned operation in the Portland metro. Many of our Beaverton clients have been with us for 15, 20, or 25 years, across multiple properties and multiple projects. Most new business comes through direct referrals from past clients.
Get an estimate
Ready to Start Your Beaverton Landscape Project? Call Today.
Free site visit. Written proposal. Licensed crew. Family-owned in Oregon since 1995. Serving Beaverton and the surrounding Oregon metro area.
Grover’s Landscape Services & Design. Oregon License #100592.