Did you know that Jeff used to be a banker?  He spent many years as a bank manager and commercial loan officer.  Although no longer a full-time banker, he devoted 20 years to serving as a Director on the board of a bank, retiring in 2007 to devote more time to business, family and boating.

2011 Aquascape Inc. Business of Character Award

Since 1997 general contractor Goller Grade & Gravel LLC (owned by locals Jeff and Carrie Goller) has enjoyed offering landscape and land development services such as gravel driveway / road repair and construction, water features, drainage systems, brush cutting, trucking of gravel and topsoil, rock walls, rototilling, demolition and site preparation to Kitsap County and beyond.

	Serving Kitsap County, Washington since 1997
	General Contractor No. GOLLEGG03609
	Licensed, Bonded, Insured, Reliable!
	High quality, professional work
	Prompt customer service
	Fair, reasonable prices
	One of five WA State Certified Aquascape Contractors (CAC)
	First Envirostars Certified general contractor in Kitsap County
	Free estimates

President, Jeff Goller's strong business and management background has been a genuine asset and sets Goller Grade & Gravel LLC apart, allowing us to achieve consistent customer satisfaction.  Business-like and prompt, our hard-working crew is headed up by loyal Foreman, Felix, who has been with us almost since the beginning.  As the first Kitsap General Contractors to become Envirostars Certified, we are environmentally conscious and take great pride in providing what we have been told to be the best land development services in Kitsap County.  If you'd like to hear what some of our customers have to say, check out our Testimonials. 

Co-owner, Carrie Goller, is Goller Grade & Gravel's Vice President and Business Manager, handling the office aspects of the business.  Carrie is formerly a paralegal and also owned a legal support company for ten years on Bainbridge Island.  Besides raising the couple's teenager Charlie, Carrie is also a professional oil and encaustic painter.  Her art is in many U.S. and international collections and represented by five galleries throughout the Pacific Northwest, as well as other regions.  Check out Carrie's artwork at www.CarrieGoller.com.

Goller Grade & Gravel LLC and the Goller family are committed to Kitsap County and beyond; here are just a few of the projects and organizations we have enjoyed being involved with:

We are Kitsap County's first EnviroStars certified contractors, awarded 4 stars since 2007, the highest certification available for a company our size.  Because we care about sustainability and the environment, we integrate environmentally friendly practices and products into our projects.  Only biodegradable, low toxicity products are used.  Even the marking paint used for landscaping is biodegradable.  Most worksite waste is recycled, including asphalt, yard waste, tree limbs and branches, scrap metals and debris.  Very little waste is sent to a landfill.  Best management practices are used for the small amount of hazardous waste generated - typically from vehicle maintenance.  We practice spill prevention, containment and labeling. 

Why hire a Certified Aquascape Contractor (CAC) for your water feature project?  Watch this short video to find out:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eS2DQPYMiYQ

Certified Aquascape Contractors are the most qualified and informed pond installers in the water gardening industry. All CACs are required to attend continual training and education seminars and maintain a proven record of outstanding work and dedicated customer service and support.  Additionally, Goller Grade & Gravel LLC is part of an elite 13-member group called the Pond Guy Peer Group which meets twice yearly in Chicago to discuss the latest practices and share knowledge of the water feature industry.  Goller Grade & Gravel is the proud recipient of Aquascape's Business of Character Award.

The Aquascape RainXchange™ System is a revolutionary design that combines a recirculating decorative water feature with a sub-surface rainwater harvest storage system. Traditional methods of harvesting rainwater do not add beauty to your home or office setting.