Our story
Built one project at a time
Santos Landscaping of Washington has been working on Greater Seattle properties for more than ten years. It started small and it grew the slow way — one driveway at a time, one repeat client at a time, almost entirely on neighbours telling neighbours.
That is not the fastest way to build a business. It is the way that leaves you with ten years of practical knowledge about how this region's soil, rainfall and slopes actually behave, and a reputation that depends entirely on doing the work properly.
Struver was added as a DBA to carry that experience into a broader future — the same family, the same standards, with room to take on a wider range of outdoor work than the original name suggested.
10+
Years working in Greater Seattle
Referral-led
How we've grown, from the start

The meaning of Struver
Continuity, and progress
Struver is not a rebrand that walks away from what came before. It keeps everything that made the original work worth recommending — the practical knowledge, the family values and the personal accountability that comes from the owner being on site rather than a name on an invoice.
What changes is the scope. Struver brings four connected pillars under one roof — maintenance, fencing, hardscapes and property care — so a property can be looked after as a whole rather than in disconnected pieces. That is the growth: not a different company, a more complete one.
Maintenance
The ongoing care that keeps a property looking after itself.
Fencing
Boundaries, privacy and access built to last in this climate.
Hardscapes
Structure and outdoor living, built from the ground up.
Property Care
Cleaning, drainage and the upkeep that protects the rest.
How we work
Six things we do on every job
Not principles on a wall — the actual habits that decide whether a project goes well.
Listen first
We ask what's bothering you about the property before we suggest anything. The right scope comes out of that conversation, not a template.
Look at the whole property
Drainage, grade, fence lines and planting all affect each other. We check how a job connects to the rest before quoting it.
Communicate clearly
A written scope with what's included, a realistic timeline, and a call if anything changes mid-project — before it becomes a surprise.
Clean, organised job sites
Tools stacked, materials staged sensibly, debris hauled away. Tidy at the end of every day, not just at the end of the job.
Build for long-term appearance and function
We do the parts you never see — base prep, compaction, drainage, post depth — because that is what still looks right in ten years.
Respect the property throughout
From the first day of prep to the final cleanup, your home, garden and neighbours are treated as if they were our own.

More than a finished project
What the work is actually for
A photograph of a finished patio tells you very little about what it does for the people who live with it. The point of the work is what it changes.
A well-built wall protects a slope
It holds ground where it belongs, so the property above it stays put and the space below it becomes usable.
A fence adds privacy
It draws a line that lets you use your own yard properly, without wondering who is watching.
A patio brings people together
It turns unused square footage into the place everyone ends up sitting on a warm evening.
Drainage protects a home
It moves water away from the structure before it becomes a foundation problem, not after.
Consistent maintenance preserves value
Steady care keeps a property looking and performing as it did when the work was new.
Licensed, bonded and insured
A family business carrying the Santos Landscaping of Washington legacy forward — accountable to you, personally.
- Licensed
- Bonded
- Insured
- Free Estimates
- Family-Owned
- 10+ Years
- Owner On Site
- Clean Job Sites
- King County


