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Residential · Commercial · New construction
Landscaping built for Alberta properties.
Rock and low-water landscapes, grading, drainage, sod, beds, maintenance, and cleanup for homes, businesses, and new construction—backed by practical preparation and a written scope.
Owner-operated 20+ years of practical experience WCB + $2M insured
Built rightgrade · base · barrier · finish
Owner-operatedThe person responsible for the quote stays accountable for the work, schedule, and final walkthrough.
Clear written scopeYou see what is included, what affects price, and what happens next before work begins.
WCB + $2M insuredCoverage intended to give property owners and project contacts confidence while landscape work is underway.
20+ years of practical experienceHands-on yard knowledge for Alberta grading, drainage, rock, sod, beds, cleanup, and maintenance.
What we get called for
The yard does not have to stay half-done.
Start with the part that is creating work, water, or frustration. The right fix may be a full rebuild—or one focused improvement.
The neglected side yard
A narrow area with poor access, overgrowth, and no useful finished surface.
The tired front yard
Thin, dry turf and unfinished edges that age the whole property.
Water that will not drain
Low spots and soft areas that need a deliberate path for runoff.
The rough new build
Bare soil and weeds waiting for grading, sod, rock, and clean edges.
Residential and commercial landscaping services
One accountable crew for the practical property work.
Every core service has its own page, while the service hubs also cover commercial work, new-build landscaping, and lawn-to-rock projects.
Rock & low-water yards
Rock landscaping and low-water yard conversions with grading, base preparation, weed barrier, edging, and decorative stone from Red Deer to Edmonton.
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Grading & drainage
Residential grading and yard drainage solutions for pooling water, soft spots, side yards, and rough lots between Red Deer and Edmonton.
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Sod & new lawns
Residential sod installation, ground preparation, and new-lawn finishing for patchy, damaged, and new-build yards from Red Deer to Edmonton.
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Mulch & garden beds
Garden-bed resets, mulch installation, soil top-ups, planting preparation, and clean edging for homes from Red Deer to Edmonton.
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Mowing & maintenance
Residential lawn mowing, trimming, and practical yard-maintenance plans along the Red Deer to Edmonton corridor, subject to route availability.
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Cleanups & hauling
Residential yard cleanups, small tear-outs, old sod and bed removal, landscape-material delivery, and hauling from Red Deer to Edmonton.
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A rock bed is a system, not a layer of stone.
Cosmetic shortcuts are easy to hide on day one. The long-term result comes from handling water, base preparation, weed reduction, borders, and the finish in the right order.
- Proper grading: move water away from the wrong places before covering the ground.
- Prepared base: create a stable surface for the material and intended use.
- Appropriate barrier: reduce weeds without pretending an outdoor surface will be maintenance-free.
- Clean finish: place rock, transitions, and borders so the landscape reads as one plan.
A straight process
Four steps. Zero runaround.
Confirm the next step
We will ask for photos or arrange a site visit when the scope cannot be understood remotely.
Approve it in writing
You receive a clear scope, the factors affecting price, and the number you are approving.
Build and walk it
The work, edges, grade, cleanup, and care notes are reviewed before the job is closed out.
What the quote should make clear
Know what you are approving before the schedule is set.
A useful quote does more than name a finish material. It connects the proposed result to the site preparation, assumptions, limits, and change process behind it.
The proposed work
Identify the areas, removals, preparation, materials, depths or quantities where relevant, finish work, and cleanup being priced.
Assumptions and exclusions
Make access, existing conditions, utilities, disposal, work by others, and anything outside the scope visible before approval.
Price and change control
Confirm the approved number and how hidden conditions or requested additions will be explained and authorized before extra work proceeds.
The corridor we cover
Landscaping for homes, businesses, and new builds.
Project availability depends on location, scope, route density, and schedule. Send your town with the quote request and we will confirm fit before either side wastes time.
Landscaping planning guides
Make the property decisions before choosing the finish.
Use these practical guides to understand drainage, material, sequencing, access, and scope questions before requesting a property-specific quote.
Plan drainage before landscaping
A finished surface cannot correct an unresolved water path. Use this practical framework to document the problem, plan the grade, and protect the landscaping that follows.
Read article: How to Plan Yard Drainage Before Landscaping
Rock vs. mulch for garden beds
Rock and mulch solve different landscape problems. Compare how each material behaves around plants, buildings, edges, and seasonal yard maintenance before choosing.
Read article: Rock vs. Mulch for Alberta Garden Beds
New-build landscaping checklist
A bare lot becomes easier to budget and build when each decision happens in the right order. This checklist organizes the handoff from rough site to usable yard.
Read article: New-Build Yard Landscaping Sequence and ChecklistBefore you ask
Straight answers about the first step.
The full FAQ covers project fit, photos, drainage, new builds, mowing, and service areas.
Can the first landscaping conversation start from photos?
Yes. Wide views, close-ups, rough dimensions, and a photo of the access route can make the first reply more useful. Work involving drainage, uncertain grade, hidden conditions, or tight access may still need an on-site review.
What should I include when asking for a rough range?
Send the community, approximate area, current condition, desired result, access, material preferences, and timing. That information helps separate an early planning range from the details that still need to be measured for a written quote.
How is service availability confirmed along the corridor?
WBS reviews the exact location together with project size, travel, material logistics, route density, and the current schedule. A larger installation and recurring mowing can have different availability in the same community.
Which landscaping requests are usually the clearest fit?
Defined projects with a practical outcome are easiest to assess: correct a low area, prepare and install sod, convert difficult turf, reset beds, finish a new-build yard, maintain a property, or remove scoped landscape material.
Does a lower-maintenance yard have to be all rock?
No. Retaining useful lawn and planting while converting awkward, dry, or labour-heavy areas can create a better balance. Grade, borders, irrigation, plant pockets, and access should be planned as one layout.
Request a quote
Send us the property and project details.
A useful first message includes the location, what is not working or needs to be built, the approximate area, access, and your timing. We will reply with the next step.
- Direct response from an owner-operated business
- Written scope before work begins
- No marketing-list signup
Prefer to call? (825) 794-2188