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Bark, mulch, compost & play chips

Materials We Install by Blower Truck

Six materials, each screened to spec and blown in at the depth your beds actually need — placed precisely, bed by bed, with nothing left on the driveway.

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Six materialsBark, mulch, compost and playground chips — all blown in
Screened to specFrom ½-inch Royal Mulch to 2-inch-minus medium bark
Depth agreed firstExisting mulch measured and counted before anything new goes on
Placed, not tippedNothing dumped on the drive, nothing wheeled across the lawn

What we install

Each material does a different job. Here is what it is, what it suits, and where to read more.

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Medium Bark

Fir & hemlock · 1½–2″ minus

Heavy on fines, which is what blocks the weeds. Rake it and the nuggets sit up on the surface. The default for beds that have to look good and stay clear.

Medium bark details →

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Fine Bark

Fir & hemlock · 1″ minus

Clean and uniform, with a finer, more manicured finish. Breaks down into the soil over time, so it doubles as a soil amendment.

Fine bark details →

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Royal Mulch

Fertil-Mulch® · ½″ screened

Composted sawdust and manure. Goes down dark coffee and fades to light brown. High in nutrients and holds water — for beds you want to feed, not just cover.

Royal Mulch details →

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Compost

Certified organic

Made from locally recycled garden prunings and trimmings. Adds organic matter, microbes and trace minerals, released slowly. Use it as mulch or work it in.

Compost details →

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Playground Chips

Cedar · 1″ square, sliver-less

Untreated cedar in a lighter beige. Right for play areas, dog runs and pathways. Not for flower beds.

Playground chip details →

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ADA Certified Playchips

Sof’Fall engineered wood fiber

Meets ASTM impact attenuation and ADA wheelchair accessibility, rated to a 25 ft fall height. The fill knits into a stable surface — for schools, parks and childcare.

ADA playchip details →

Getting the depth right

Depth decides whether the job works. These figures are for bark and mulch — compost and play chips are quoted by area and depth for the site.

1

For weed control

3 to 4 inches on the first application. Any thinner and weeds come through — and the material has been wasted.

2

For appearance only

2 inches is enough when the bed is already clear and you just want it looking finished.

3

Keeping it right

Apply in spring or fall, before heavy weed growth. Rake once or twice a year, top up every other year, and keep material clear of plant stems.

Brick home with freshly mulched foundation beds and mature planting

We count what’s already there

Before we quote, we measure the mulch already on the bed and count it toward the depth. You’re not paying to bury material that is still doing its job.

Not sure which one?

Most residential beds take medium bark. Fine bark for a tidier finish. Royal Mulch or compost when the soil needs feeding as well as covering. Cedar chips for play areas and dog runs, and ADA certified Sof’Fall where the surface has to meet a standard.

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Where we install

Serving the Greater Eastside, Snohomish County and South King County — core area Woodinville, Bothell, Kirkland, Redmond, Bellevue, Mill Creek and the Points communities.

Know what you need?

Tell us the material and roughly how much, and we’ll take it from there.

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