We work with general contractors, landscape architects and property managers in Oregon’s mid-Willamette Valley. Owners of large residential properties count on us to plan, design, and install a phased-in landscape.
158
systems installed
4.07
million gallons of water saved
292
years of team experience
An integrated landscape system
Your commercial project or large residential property requires an integrated landscape solution—design, plant selection for the site, irrigation system, a stormwater filtration system, and ongoing, expert maintenance to keep it refreshed and attractive. That’s what we do.
Count on our experienced landscaping team
We’re here to make your job smoother and faster
That’s why more contractors, builders and property managers choose EarthTech for commercial landscaping and stormwater systems.
”Working with EarthTech … There is no need for substantial oversight of a project because their crew and project managers are meticulous about their work …
Isaac TalleyChemeketa Community College
”… they were very helpful with ideas of products that would work better than our initial design in cost savings, longevity and success of the plants. … I would recommend them for any project …
Jerry ShermanGerding Building
”... great experience ... with EarthTech. ... managing the landscape at all of our properties since 2012. Our properties have never looked so good.
Dianne MunleyAsset Manager State Investments LLC
Why are stormwater systems required?
Save water
Stormwater runoff happens when rain or snowmelt flows over hard surfaces like driveways, sidewalks, and streets, which prevent stormwater from soaking into the ground. Stormwater systems are designed to capture and filter the flow and return it to the ground to replenish our aquifers.
Preserve our rivers
If not captured and filtered, runoff from heavy rains (stormwater) can pick up debris, chemicals, dirt, and other pollutants, which then flow into storm drains which flow directly into our streams, rivers or wetlands. Water quality is reduced and fish and wildlife are harmed.
Filter pollutants
In natural areas, stormwater runoff averages 10% of rainfall, but in urban areas where most surfaces are solid, runoff from rainfall averages 50%.
When stormwater systems meet code, layers of gravel and sand, specially certified soil, and specific plants work together to filter surface pollutants out before water reaches our aquifers. Once installed, they’ll save water for years.
Help our environment
Landscape design, including required rain gardens or stormwater systems, is planned for the environment–from plant choices for the site to irrigation systems to save water to soil management during installation. At EarthTech, we know we’re stewards of the environment. Our integrated systems reflect that commitment.