Finished landscaping projects in Grants Pass & Southern Oregon
This Grants Pass side yard had disappeared under years of shrubs and volunteer saplings. We cut it back to the fence line and opened up the path to the gate.
Every photo is finished work at a real customer property in the Rogue Valley.
A poured broom-finish walkway wrapping the house, with a stacked-block wall holding back the cut slope behind it.
Hardscape InstallationHand-set river rock gives the walkway a permanent edge that keeps bark out of the concrete.
Landscape EdgingBeds re-shaped and topped with red lava rock, shrubs pruned back, and the lawn edge cut clean around the whole curve.
Landscape EdgingA raised deck on a sloped lot, finished with a stained rail and lattice skirting to close in the space underneath.
Deck BuildingThe same build up close: rail joinery, and the lattice panels that screen the storage below without trapping moisture.
Deck BuildingThe same deck head-on: rail line level with the siding and the skirting squared to the posts.
Deck BuildingWeekly mow, trim, and blow on a front yard, with the rock-bordered beds kept tidy at the same time.
Lawn Care & MaintenanceA narrow street-side bed weeded, re-shaped, and topped with fresh dark bark to hold moisture through the summer.
Landscape EdgingA wide backyard cut in straight passes, working around the willows and the rock garden edge.
Lawn Care & MaintenanceFull-privacy cedar planking stepped down a sloped property line and backfilled clean.
Custom Fence InstallationA cobble border separates lawn from bed, with the laurel hedge and maple shaped back to a clean line.
Landscape EdgingA big open front lawn cut in even passes so the stripes line up with the house.
Lawn Care & MaintenanceA stained privacy fence around the whole yard, with a curved lava rock bed tying the back corner together.
Custom Fence InstallationBoundary hedge and foundation shrubs cut back to a clean line, with the bed edges recut along the drive.
Property CleanupShrubs shaped and the full curved bed re-mulched so the corner reads clean from both streets.
Landscape EdgingMowed, then edged hard along the sidewalk and driveway — the detail that makes a yard look finished.
Lawn Care & MaintenanceCedar posts, a wood top rail, and welded wire — open sightlines with a real boundary.
Custom Fence InstallationBigger property, same standard — wide even passes between the house and the shop.
Lawn Care & MaintenanceA shady side yard kept even all season, mowed around the maple without scalping the roots.
Lawn Care & MaintenanceThe same build carried around the house, with a steel walk-through gate set plumb on its posts.
Custom Fence InstallationNo projects in that category yet — ask us about it.
Straight answers about the projects shown above
Yes. Every photo on this page is finished work completed by Zehe Scapes at customer properties in Grants Pass and the surrounding Rogue Valley. Nothing here is stock photography. Zehe Scapes is owner-operated by Blake Zehe and licensed in Oregon under CCB #258789.
The work shown here covers five areas: weekly and one-time lawn care and mowing, bark mulch and rock edging for planting beds, deck building and rail or skirting work, custom fence installation in cedar plank or wood-and-wire, and hardscape work including poured concrete walkways and stacked-block retaining walls.
Grants Pass is the primary service area. Zehe Scapes also works in Medford, Rogue River, Cave Junction, Merlin, Central Point, Jacksonville, Murphy, and Williams, Oregon.
Cost depends on the size of the property and the scope of the work, so Zehe Scapes quotes every job after seeing it. Quotes are free and there is no obligation. Call (541) 507-7252 or request a quote online and Blake will schedule a walk-through.
Lawn care and bark mulch refreshes are usually finished in a single visit. Fence runs, deck builds, and concrete or retaining wall work typically take several days depending on the length of the run, site access, and weather.
Yes. Zehe Scapes LLC holds Oregon CCB License #258789 and carries insurance. You can verify the license on the Oregon Construction Contractors Board website.
