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Lawn care & landscaping pros in Ione, WA
2 businesses · 2 verified against Washington state records
Looking for a licensed lawn care or landscaping company in Ione? Simply Lawn checks each Ione pro against official Washington state records for license, insurance, and bond status, so you can compare verified local businesses before you hire.
- 2 verified against state records
- 2 with liability insurance on file
- 2 bonded
- longest-standing license on file since 2005
Lawn mowing, landscaping & irrigation in Ione
Ione pros on Simply Lawn cover the full range of outdoor work: weekly lawn mowing and maintenance, full-service landscapers and landscape design, sprinkler and irrigation system installation and repair, fertilization and weed control, and seasonal cleanups. Before you call around, open a few trust reports above and compare license, insurance, and bond status side by side. It is the fastest way to shortlist Ione landscapers who are actually on file with the state.
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Hiring a lawn pro in Ione: common questions
How many lawn care companies serve Ione, WA?
Simply Lawn lists 2 lawn care and landscaping businesses serving Ione, Washington. 2 of them are verified against official Washington state license records.
How do I check if a landscaper or lawn care company in Ione is licensed?
Every Ione profile on Simply Lawn shows the license, insurance, and registration details we found for that business, checked against Washington L&I contractor registrations and WSDA pesticide license records. Open a profile below to see its trust report before you call.
Does a lawn care company in Ione need a Washington license?
It depends on the work. Mowing-only lawn services do not require contractor registration in Washington. Landscaping construction, hardscaping, and irrigation work require an active L&I contractor registration with a bond and liability insurance, and any spray or fertilization service needs a WSDA commercial pesticide license.
What should I ask before hiring a lawn pro in Ione?
Ask for their license or registration number, current proof of liability insurance, and a written quote that spells out scope and frequency. For landscaping or irrigation projects, confirm the bond as well. The trust reports on Simply Lawn show what is already on file with the state, so you know what to expect before the conversation.