Dew Drop Sprinklers and Landscaping

01/07/2026

As we start this New Year, we would like to take a moment to say,
🎉Thank You and Congratulations on 21 Years of Service!🎉

We would like to celebrate and thank Duane Dombrowski, for over 2 decades of dedicated service as a commercial landscaper, arborist and... many other roles. Your expertise, professionalism, and commitment have played a vital role in maintaining safe, healthy, and beautiful landscapes, leaving a lasting impact on our team, our clients, and our communities.

Your hard work, reliability, and pride in your craft have helped shape our organization in meaningful ways. While we will miss seeing you every day, we are excited for you as you begin this well-deserved next chapter.

Congratulations on your retirement, and thank you for 21 incredible years of service. Wishing you happiness, good health, and many new adventures ahead! 🌳🌲🌳

08/31/2024

04/01/2024

Spring startup appointments begin today for existing customers!
Contact the office to schedule yours.

01/14/2024

Some great tips! 🪴

These below freezing temperatures aren't just rough on things outdoors, your indoor plants might take a hit too! 🥶

Despite being in the safety of your home, houseplants can still be affected by the outside weather, especially when it's so cold out. Luckily, it's easy to keep your houseplants safe once you know what they need 🪴
1. Move houseplants away from windows. Glass windows are significantly colder than the rest of your home. You can tell the difference just by touching a window! Simply move your plants a couple inches away from the glass or to a spot where they can still get enough light without being near the window itself. A lot of houseplants are dormant or have slowed down their growth during winter anyway, so a few weeks of slightly less light won't hurt them in the long run.
2. Beware indoor temperature swings. It's tempting to keep your home cold during the day when you're not there and warm at night, or vice versa for sleeping, but big temperature shifts are often stressful for houseplants. Most houseplants are tropical plants that are used to staying 65-75 degrees F during the day and no more than 10 degrees F cooler than that at night, so think twice before you let your home cool off.
3. Try to avoid placing plants in drafty areas. After hearing the above tips you might think you're hedging your bets by putting your plants directly under a heat vent, but this can actually be just as damaging. Most indoor plants don't like drafts and while being under a cooling fan may come to mind first when you hear "draft", this applies to heated air too. Keep plants away from vents, heaters, and fireplaces! The trick to keeping your houseplants happy in winter is to keep them warm in as stable of conditions as possible, no matter what the weather outside has to throw at us.

01/02/2024

Thank you for a great year!
May 2024 bring health and happiness to all! 🎊

10/16/2023

From laying the bricks for children to learn & play to blowing out sprinklers after fall ball.
We love being part of our schools & community projects!

Thank you to all involved!

09/22/2023

09/01/2023

We love our commercial jobs that include a little bit of custom fun!

04/06/2023

**We are currently undergoing maintenance and upgrading our phone systems. Please, feel free to contact us by email at [email protected] or leave a message (text or voice) on our scheduling & billing mobile phone number, 509-385-9821. We apologize for any inconveniences this may cause and appreciate your patience while we work to resolve these challenges.**