Eastvold Landscaping

At Eastvold Landscaping, we take pride in being the leading landscape design and construction company in North Iowa. With over 20 years of experience, our team of experts has been providing beautiful, unique outdoor living spaces to clients in Forest City, Clear Lake, Mason City, and surrounding communities.

Our History

Eastvold Landscaping was established in 1997 by Wayne Eastvold in Forest City, IA. Wayne's son, Andy Eastvold, became co-owner of the business in 2005. Since then, we have been dedicated to providing our clients with exceptional service, top-quality materials, and unparalleled attention to detail.

Professional Services

Our team of experienced professionals offers a wide range of services to transform your outdoor space into a stunning oasis. From landscape design and installation to paver patios, walkways, and retaining walls, we can handle it all. Our services also include outdoor fireplaces, firepits, outdoor LED lighting, island bars, grill surrounds, water features, and paver driveways. We also offer paver cleaning and sealing services to keep your outdoor space looking its best.

In addition to our installation services, we also offer a variety of bulk landscape materials, including decorative stone, wood mulch, screened topsoil, and more. We cater to both residential and commercial clients, and our team is dedicated to providing personalized service to meet your unique needs and budget.

Project Inspiration

Browse our website for exciting new ideas to inspire your own outdoor paradise. Whether you're looking to renovate an existing landscape or create a new outdoor retreat, our team is here to help. Check out our recent 3-D designs and finished products to get a glimpse of what we can do.

Bulk Landscape Materials

Eastvold Landscaping offers a wide variety of decorative stone and wood mulch options to suit your needs. These items are available for pick-up, delivery, or installation. We also offer screened topsoil for sale, perfect for use as a garden amendment, or to fill in raised planters and/or low spots in the yard.