FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION

We offer a full range of services including lawn maintenance, landscape design, Lawn mowing, lawn maintenance, lawn edging, garden maintenance and planting, trim bushes, trim plants, bark installation, sod installation, dirt installation, fencing, retaining walls, sprinkler installation, and more — for both residential and commercial properties.

Yes! We provide year-round landscaping and lawn care services, including seasonal maintenance like fall leaf cleanup, winter preparation, and spring revitalization.

For best results, we recommend weekly or bi-weekly maintenance during the growing season. We customize our schedule based on your property’s specific needs.

No one needs to be home when we mow, but we do need to be able to access the entire yard. If you have a fence, please make sure the gate is unlocked and your pets are inside so they can’t accidentally escape the yard.

Absolutely. We work with businesses, HOAs, apartment complexes, and commercial properties to maintain clean, professional, and welcoming outdoor spaces.

Yes, Pineda Landscaping is fully licensed and insured for your protection and peace of mind.

Costs vary based on the size of your property and the services required. We provide free estimates and transparent pricing with no hidden fees.

Yes, we use only professional-grade materials and commercial equipment to ensure long-lasting results and high-quality finishes.

Yes! Our team offers custom landscape design services to bring your vision to life — whether it’s a brand-new layout or a complete renovation.

We proudly serve Lacey, Washington, and surrounding communities. If you're nearby, there's a good chance we can help — just ask!

Getting started is easy! Just contact us for a free consultation or quote. We’ll discuss your needs, walk your property, and provide a personalized plan.

Generally, the warm-season grasses used in lawns here in the Wichita area should be kept to a height of about 3 inches. However, if your grass is overgrown because you missed mowing due to heavy rains or a vacation, you’ll need to raise your mower blade. Cutting the grass down too much at once will stress your lawn and cause it to turn brown. To protect your lawn, follow the 1/3 rule by adjusting your mower blade so you don’t cut more than 1/3 of the grass blades’ height at once. You may need to lower the mower blade back down gradually over the next couple of weeks, but just make sure you never cut off more than a third of the grass height at any given time.