Lawn care, landscaping, hardscaping, snow removal and home renovations across Calgary, Airdrie and Chestermere. Most crews in this city work seven months a year. Ours works twelve.
Ours isn't. Pick a season and see exactly what the crew is doing and what it costs you to wait.
Five months to do everything the ground won't let us touch the rest of the year. Cleanups first, then sod and beds, then the heavy hardscape once it dries out. The calendar fills front to back, so early bookings get the good slots.
Real jobs, photographed the day we handed them over. No stock images, no other company's portfolio.
More project photography being added through the season.
Most jobs need three contractors who each blame the other two. We hold the whole scope — including electrical and plumbing — so nobody gets to point sideways.
Soft ground work — the living part of the yard. Sod, beds, grading, and the seasonal maintenance that keeps it looking like the day we left.
The structure. Built for Calgary frost cycles — proper base depth, proper compaction, proper drainage. The part you can't see is the part that lasts.
Seasonal contracts and per-visit clearing for homes, condo boards, and commercial lots. When the storm hits at 3 a.m., we're already moving.
Interior work start to finish — kitchens, bathrooms, basements and legal suites. Electrical and plumbing in house, so no waiting on a sub who never calls back.
Most yards don't need a rebuild. They need someone to show up on the same day every week and do it properly. Take the package or pick the pieces.
One visit that resets the whole lawn after eight months under snow. Book it once and the rest of the season takes care of itself.
Weekly or bi-weekly. Cut, edge, blow down the hard surfaces, clippings handled. Same crew, same day each week.
Pulls out the dead thatch layer that builds up under Calgary snow. Skip it and the lawn suffocates before it ever greens up.
Core-pulls plugs so water and feed actually reach the roots. Calgary clay compacts hard — this is the highest-return hour you can spend on a lawn.
A seasonal feed program timed to Calgary's short growing window, not a generic calendar from somewhere warmer.
Crisp lines along walks, drives and beds. It's the cheapest thing on this list and it's what makes a yard read as professionally kept.
Fall pickup and haul before the snow traps it. Leaves left down all winter kill the grass underneath them.
The most expensive thing in this trade is a vague quote. Here is exactly how we scope, price, and close out a job.
We come out, measure, and look at grade, drainage, and access. Usually done within 20 minutes, free, no pitch deck.
Free · under 20 minItemized, line by line, in writing. No allowances, no 'TBD,' no surprise change orders halfway through.
Written · itemizedOne point of contact for the whole job. Site swept at the end of every day. You always know what happens tomorrow.
Daily cleanupWe walk it with you before we invoice. Anything on the list gets fixed before we call it done.
2-year workmanship warrantyCalgary — all four quadrants plus Central — along with Airdrie and Chestermere. That's a tight radius on purpose: it keeps drive time down, which keeps crews on site longer and keeps your quote lower. If you're just outside it, call anyway and we'll tell you straight whether it makes sense.
It depends entirely on scope, but for reference: a small sod-and-bed refresh usually lands in the low thousands, a paving stone patio with a retaining wall runs mid five figures, and a full yard transformation goes up from there. We quote fixed and itemized so you can see exactly where the money goes before you commit to anything.
Yes, and it's a real part of the business rather than a side note. Calgary landscaping is a seven-month season. Rather than lay the crew off every November, we move indoors — kitchens, bathrooms, tile, basements and legal secondary suites — and run electrical and plumbing in house. Same people, same standard, and it's why we can keep a team worth keeping.
February. Every yard in the city needs the same work in the same six weeks, and the calendar fills before the snow is off the ground. Booking in February usually means an April start; booking in April usually means a June start.
The opposite. Pavers and concrete are fine into October in Calgary, and demand drops the moment the leaves turn. You get better scheduling and better pricing for identical work.
Fill this out and we'll come look at it. Under twenty minutes on site, and you get a written itemized number — not a range, not a guess.
