Fall cleanup
A tidier yard, ready for the next season.
Leaves, garden beds, and the corners that need attention. Tell us what you would like cleared and what you want to keep.
Landscaping / Airdrie
Explore the work you have in mind. You can start with an idea and discuss the practical details together.
A tidier yard, ready for the next season.
Leaves, garden beds, and the corners that need attention. Tell us what you would like cleared and what you want to keep.
Patios and paths that make the yard easier to enjoy.
Picture how you’ll use the space: sitting outside, getting to the gate, or gathering with friends. Then discuss the layout, access, ground, and finish.
A better starting point for the lawn you want.
Tell us where water collects and how you would like to use the yard. The discussion starts with the ground before moving to the lawn.
Privacy, a clear boundary, and a gate that works for you.
A whole new fence or a section to replace? Describe the boundary, the gate, and how the crew could reach the work area.
Before the work starts
Tell Tess how you use the space now and what you would like to change.
Discuss access, the ground, materials, and the season you have in mind.
Talk through what is included, the quote, and the order of the work before deciding.
Questions before you get in touch
Yes. Describe how you want to use the yard and what is not working now. A detailed design is not needed to start the conversation.
Mention both in your request. The layout and order of the work can be discussed together.
Mention gates, a narrow side yard, pets, and anything that could affect how the work area is reached.
Yes. Say whether you have this season or the next in mind. The scope and timing would be discussed before work is arranged.
The next step
Tell Tess how you want to use the yard and what you would like to change. An idea is enough to start.