Geometric Landscape Construction

About Geometric Landscape Construction

Hayden was laid out by people who liked a straight edge: section roads ruled across the prairie, the long north-south pull of Government Way, the runway at Pappy Boyington Field pointing at the hills. Geometric Landscape Construction takes that inheritance personally, building lawns the way a carpenter frames a wall — soil graded true, sod or seed set square, bed edges cut so the curve holds its shape a year later. New ground gets prepared properly before a single blade of grass goes down, because a lawn that starts level stays level. By October, when the larch on the slopes above Hayden Lake burn gold and the shadows come early, the year's new turf has knit into something that looks like it was always there. Ask them and they will tell you the whole job is in the angles.