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Cascadia Landscaping

Yamhill landscapes

Since 1977.

Full-service landscape design, installation, and maintenance serving Yamhill County for 48 years. Based in McMinnville, Oregon. Locally owned and operated.

Locally owned, serving Yamhill County homes and properties for 48 years

  • In Business Since 1977

  • 48 Years Yamhill County

  • Design & Installation

  • Irrigation & Lighting

  • Full-Service Maintenance

How We Work.

Call for a Site Visit

Tell us what you're picturing, new landscape, irrigation trouble, tired beds, or full maintenance. We look and give a real plan.

Design & Bid

We walk the property, design the work, and deliver a clear bid. Hardscape, planting, lighting, irrigation all scoped up front.

Installed & Maintained

Crews install clean, then keep it that way. One company from design through long-term maintenance, deep roots in Yamhill County.

McMinnville, Newberg, Amity, Carlton & Yamhill County

Our Services

Landscape Design & Install

Full design and installation for homes and commercial properties, planting, hardscape, and site grading done right the first time.

Irrigation & Lighting

Irrigation design, install, and repair. Landscape lighting that makes property look good after dark. Yamhill County specialists.

Landscape Maintenance

Scheduled maintenance for homes, HOAs, and commercial properties across Yamhill County. Reliable crews that actually show up.

Most landscape companies come once

and never return your call.

Cascadia Landscaping has served Yamhill County, Oregon since 1977, 48 years of landscape design, installation, irrigation, lighting, and maintenance out of McMinnville. Family-operated with deep local roots, Cascadia handles residential and commercial properties across Amity, Carlton, Dayton, Dundee, McMinnville, Newberg, and the surrounding valley.

Locally owned and operated, 48 years in Yamhill County

Full-service: design, install, irrigation, lighting, maintenance

Yamhill County specialists, McMinnville, Newberg, Amity, Carlton

Reliable crews and long-term maintenance relationships