Garden beds, sod, rock and mulch, planting and edging. Landscaping that makes the front of the house look finished and the back of the house somewhere you want to sit.
Good landscaping is mostly about doing the practical things well: clean bed edges, the right base under the rock, sod laid on prepared soil instead of dumped on clay, and plants that can handle minus 30. We handle front and back yard landscaping for homes across Winnipeg, from a single new bed to a full yard reset.
Tell us what you want the yard to do, whether that is curb appeal, less mowing, somewhere for the kids, or fewer weeds, and we will put together a plan and a price that fits it.
Plants from a coastal catalogue do not survive here. We plant for zone 3: hardy shrubs, tough perennials and trees that shrug off the winter. Rock beds go down over a proper base and fabric so they are not full of weeds by August. Sod goes onto loosened, amended soil so the roots can get into it instead of sliding around on top of the clay.
In the newer subdivisions, the builder's landscaping is often thin sod over compacted fill that has settled and now drains towards the house. Fixing the grade first, then landscaping, is the right order. We do both.
Tell us what the property needs and we will come back with a clear price. Most quotes go out the same day.
