West Seattle Landscape and Stone Supply: Welcome, new WSB sponsor!

“The 25th season of West Seattle Landscape and Stone Supply grows in a new direction!” That’s how one of our newest sponsors begins their message for you about what they do:

West Seattle Landscape & Stone Supply (formerly E-green Landscaping and Materials) is happy to announce the start of its transition to new ownership this year!

You may remember us from our start as a landscape contractor in 1999 or visiting our materials yard on Delridge Way SW we opened in 2003. Jeff Detweiler and his partner Andrew worked tirelessly to beautify many outdoor spaces – one rockery retaining wall, garden bed, and tree planting at a time. In 2015 we shifted to a delivery-only business where we’ve defined ourselves with a huge selection of materials, convenient small-yardage deliveries, and the agility to get into the tight driveways and alleys found around the homes of West Seattle.

Jeff Detweiler, now 67, says “it’s time for another chapter of my life,” and is pleased to announce that effective later this year, his friend and employee Paul Thomas will take over the reins of the business.

Paul has had the privilege to work with Jeff on many landscaping projects, while also co-managing two small farms in Kitsap County where they collaborate daily on managing nearly 30 acres of land.

Paul left his first career in tech and marketing behind to jump at the opportunity to get hands-on with farming and all that goes with it – gardening & crop management, nurturing fruit trees, and looking after animals (sheep, and horses), all with organic and regenerative farming practices centered in this work. Paul also built our new website last year, which features an easy to use online quoting tool and streamlined communications with customers.

These experiences combined with Paul’s excellent driving skills and small-business chops make him well-suited to operate West Seattle Stone, and keep the rocks-a-rolling! He is excited to lead West Seattle Stone into our second quarter century.

Many things won’t change, and our focus remains on helping folks in West Seattle get the products they need for their landscape design, construction, earth work, and gardening needs while staying small and efficient so that we can do it at affordable prices.

If you want to start an order, or just send Jeff some well-wishes as he heads toward greener pastures – he’d love to hear from you at 206-763-7625 – call or text! You can also email us directly at ws***************@***il.com, or visit us online at www.westseattlestone.com

We thank West Seattle Landscape and Stone Supply for choosing to advertise their business by sponsoring independent, community-collaborative neighborhood news on WSB. Interested in doing the same? Please email WS************@******es.com – thank you!

8 Replies to "West Seattle Landscape and Stone Supply: Welcome, new WSB sponsor!"

  • Robert m April 14, 2025 (1:19 pm)

    Excellent company to work with!  Responsive and show up on time.  

    • Paul April 17, 2025 (12:16 pm)

      Thank you for those kind words Robert!

  • Midi April 14, 2025 (2:28 pm)

    Is that a goat in the picture? and does the goat have visiting hours? ;)

  • JD April 14, 2025 (7:55 pm)

    lol….nope it’s one of our sheep…at that point we had 40-60 of them :). I’ll ask them about having visiting hours but they tend to want to  just nibble grass :)

  • Deb April 15, 2025 (9:18 am)

    Congrats to West Seattle Stone and Landscape Supply on your 25 year anniversary and ownership transfer! And great to know you are now a WSB sponsor. Such a terrific company with great unbreakable products. Pretty punny too…

    • Paul April 17, 2025 (12:13 pm)

      Thank you so much Deb! I know Jeff has connected with a lot of West Seattle peeps over the years, and it’s my honor to continue making a difference, and helping folks beautiful their spaces – one small delivery at a time. :)

  • KayK April 15, 2025 (5:12 pm)

    Thank you Jeff for delivering our compost for multiple years! Enjoy your next adventure!

    • Paul April 17, 2025 (12:15 pm)

      Thank you for your continued business Kay! Jeff has already been busy at the farm, getting to a bunch of those “sunny day” projects :)

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