Red Moose Landscape Maintenance
Red Moose is your complete landscape maintenance provider... everything your lawn and landscape needs to thrive!
09/21/2026
Fall has officially arrived in the Inland Northwest.
Our crews are gearing up for pruning, cleanups, perennial cutbacks, irrigation winterization and everything else that comes with the changing season.
Happy first day of fall from Red Moose.
09/18/2026
Fall is almost here. Is your landscape ready?
From perennial cutbacks and pruning to irrigation winterization and fall cleanup, now is the time to prepare your property for the colder months ahead.
A little work now goes a long way come spring.
08/31/2026
Summer isn’t over yet!
Our team is continuing to care for beautiful landscapes throughout the season, helping homeowners enjoy their properties and keep them looking their best.
Thank you to all of our clients for trusting Red Moose with your landscapes—we appreciate the opportunity to serve you.
08/27/2026
Overgrown shrubs? Brown spots? Irrigation issues? These are all signs your landscape may need professional attention. Addressing small problems early helps avoid bigger ones later. 🌳 Contact Red Moose for all your landscape needs.
08/26/2026
A professionally designed lighting system showcases your home’s best features while improving safety and extending your outdoor living into the evening. ✨
08/25/2026
Believe it or not, fall is just around the corner. 🍂 Now is the perfect time to start planning landscape improvements, pruning, irrigation adjustments, and outdoor lighting projects.
08/21/2026
Where’s your favorite place to relax outside? ☀️ On the patio? Around the fire pit? Under the trees? Tell us below! 👇
08/18/2026
Is your irrigation system keeping up with the summer heat? 💧 A quick inspection can prevent dry spots, save water, and keep your landscape healthy through the rest of the season.
08/13/2026
Smoky skies can affect more than the air—they can affect your lawn, too.
Extended periods of smoke reduce sunlight, which means your lawn and soil may not dry out as quickly between watering cycles. When moisture sticks around too long, it can create conditions for fungus to develop.
🌱 Quick lawn check: About 4–6 hours after your irrigation finishes, feel the soil. If it’s still damp, your lawn may not need as much water while smoky conditions continue.
Giving your soil time to dry between watering cycles can help reduce the risk of fungus and keep your lawn healthier.
Noticing yellow spots or suspicious areas in your turf? They could be signs of a fungal issue. The Red Moose team has solutions available and would be happy to help. 🫎
08/11/2026
Outdoor lighting adds more than curb appeal—it enhances safety, security, and lets you enjoy your outdoor spaces long after the sun goes down. 💡 Ask us about our lighting installation options. Visit redmooselandscaping.com today to book your free consultation!
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| Monday | 8am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 5:30pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 5pm |
| Friday | 8am - 5pm |