Landscaping Services | Lake Tahoe and Truckee areas

Lake Tahoe and Truckee Landscaping Services

Peak Landscape Inc. is a quality driven full service landscape firm. We design / install / maintain landscapes of all shape & sizes in the Truckee, Lake Tahoe & surrounding areas.

Services provided include:

Compact Equipment Services (We own and maintain all of our own equipment. We even have equipment that can fit thru a 36'' wide opening to aid in excavation for irrigation, patios, planters, trees, plants, lawn removal, etc.)

Cat Skidsteer
Cat Skidsteer		Deere Mini Excavator
Deere Mini Excavator


  • BMP's - is the latest buzzword in ecological circles. Simply put, BPM (Best Management Practices) means installing features, devices, structures and landscaping to emulate, to the best of our abilities, the forest's natural filtering process, and to prevent the erosion and migration of sediments and nutrients from entering our waterways. To accomplish this, simple concepts may be utilized to create improvements that are pleasing to the eye and add value to your home.

  • Drainage

  • Erosion Control

  • And More... - Don't forget about our design services that range from upgrades in an existing landscape to the design and construction of the complete landscape that you have always dreamed of !!!!

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    Top Dressing Service

    Topdressing consists of applying a layer of soil, sand, compost, or a mixture thereof to turf grass. Top dressing is applied in layers ranging from 1/16 – 1/2 inch at a time, generally once every growing season.

    Lawns require topdressing to maintain a uniform surface, which is helpful for drainage. Often times, these materials act as a soil amendment as well and are a practical method for leveling out dips and ruts.

    Other benefits of top dressing include:
    • Excellent for drought conditions, and acts like a mulch to help retain moisture
    • Ideal for poor soils lacking in essential nutrients and organic matter
    • Helps diseased lawns by promoting soil organisms that fight plant disease
    • Supports seeding by ensuring good seed-to-soil contact while retaining moisture
    • Helps to control and reduce thatch by producing new soil through accelerated thatch decomposition
    • Composted top dressing provides nutrients and helps soil retain and release nutrients
    • Improves the turf root system and aids in improving poor soil structure