Littlefield Landscaping, LLC
Professional | Sumner, WAServices: Lawn & Garden
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Company Overview
Littlefield Landscaping Inc is a leading design and construction company specializing in low voltage LED landscape lighting and water features in the south Puget Sound area. Ask us about zoning and dimming capabilities for your outdoor lighting needs. We only install the latest technology available in the landscape lighting industry and are proud to be LED only. Now offering complete state of the art landscape audio systems!
Services
Landscaping, Lawn & Garden, Ponds, Sprinklers, Water Features
Areas of Expertise
Low Voltage Landscape Lighting, Water Features, Rainwater Harvesting, Landscape Audio Systems
Service Area
Bonney Lake, Puyallup, Enumclaw, Edgewood and surrounding areas
Contact Info
19605 127th street east
(253) 223-1855
http://littlefieldlandscaping.c...
In Business Since
2005
Professional Associations
Certified Aquascape RainXchange Professional
Recent Activity
Outdoor Living: Need Advice - Making Outdoor Bright Solar Lights Hanging Containers
I need advice on how to make homemade outdoor bright solar lights to insert into a hanging light holder. This hanging lantern/container will hang off of a planter hook from a deck post. I
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CommentedHi, Angela-I totally agree with LandlightS on this one. Solar lights simply don't perform well ...»
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Need Some Inspiration For Revving Up Your Arbor Or Pergola This Spring? We Think This Will Help!
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CommentedThank you all for your nice comments! We really appreciate it! Wendi- It is Clematis ...»
Ponds & Water Features: OK HomeTalkers What Would You Do With this Hole if It Were in Your Yard?
We have this here pond in our yard. Our thought has always been to get in up and running again ... but want reasonable and easy. As it stands I plan to clean it up, repair cracks, possibly parge coat the concrete and paint with a pool grade paint. I would like to figure if there is someway to consider fish, but as I understand it fishies don't like the lime in the concrete. I am open to any and all of your thoughts. thank you. ~jb
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CommentedNo question--I would construct a water feature or fire pit.
Need Some Inspiration For Revving Up Your Arbor Or Pergola This Spring? We Think This Will Help!
Littlefield Landscaping, LLC designed and installed the patio, arbor, plantings and post lights for this project. Clematis "Montana Rubens" growing up the posts.
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CommentedThanks, Douglas I appreciate you answering this question. I would have struggled with it as ...»
Ponds and Waterfalls - Outdoor Living
In the Southwest, an Aquascape Ecosystem pond can bring year round enjoyment for the homeowner as well as provide habitat for the local wildlife!
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CommentedStunning! Nice work Blue Creek!
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Using Logs to make your Water Feature Pop!
Using small logs, large sticks and downed branches help give your water feature a more natural look. Find pieces native to your area and lay them across your stream, or in the water or
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CommentedYou can do it! Let us know if you have any questions about the installation. Best of luck to ...»
DIY Paver Path
By far, one of the most physically demanding projects I've ever completed, installing this paver path proved to be worth every sore muscle. We've broken down the steps to installing your very own paver path!
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CommentedWell done, Jacque & Matt!
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CommentedBrilliant! Nicely done all around---the lights are spectacular. Are those well lights ...»