Serving Portland’s Landscapes Since 1979
About Precision Landscape
We focus on satisfying our clients and will always do everything possible to ensure your satisfaction. Our highly skilled team of landscape professionals has been caring for and building Portlanders’ landscapes since 1979. We look forward to serving you.
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Happy Customers

Amazing Work!
Our back lawn died and our front lawn was a mossy sloped mess. We contacted Precision Landscape due to the overwhelming positive reviews and we’re not disappointed. They were quick to respond and provide a quote (of our many wants!) and got the ball rolling quickly. It feels great to come home and actually have a lovely landscaped front yard and we’re excited to start grilling in our backyard. Highly recommend!
Kelly G.
Portland, OR

Excellent Customer Service & Workmanship
Josh & his team did a fantastic job on our hardscape, fire pit, and irrigation system. They were efficient, flexible and willing to listen to our input throughout the process. The team worked cleanly and diligently, and the end result is well-built at a reasonable cost…
Kollin B.
Portland, OR
Project Portfolio
Scenic Landscapes
Patios, Slates, and Pavers
Retaining Walls
Steps and Stairways
Paths and Walkways
Lawns in the Landscape
Landscaping Articles
Weed Control Solutions
We are experts at solving weed problems However, at the outset you must decide if you will permit the use of pesticides in your landscape. Your answer will lead us down one of two paths. Pesticide free weed control If you have a bad weed...
Stone in the Landscape
Nothing compares with the beauty and durability of natural stone or natural rock in your landscape. Add a slate patio or flagstone patio for a touch of elegance. Boulder settings and split stone retaining walls anchor your shrub and perennial gardens in place as...
Aerate, Thatch Lightly & Overseed Annually
Want to keep a beautiful lawn? We highly endorse aerating, lightly thatching, and over seeding your lawn annually in the spring months. You may wonder why, given that our ryegrass lawns don't build thatch. The big deal here is new & improved grass...