FAQs

The water restriction for lawn. Usually from May 1st to October 1st. Retaining walls no more than 3′ tall without an engineer’s approval.

We can realize whatever the customer needs. All projects can be disparate. The budget will be different for each design, materials selection… What stay the same is the rate per hours $55/h.

I would bring 2 important climate changes in Vancouver; a longer dry season during summer with some watering restrictions. The customer needs to know that a lawn will probably go dormant and will become yellow for 2 3 months during the dry season. The winters are colder and we get more snow on the lower altitude. Some plants and cedars are getting affected by this change. We need to be smart during the plant selection.

Not really. We are not limited, we can create whatever the customer wants as soon as it’s doable with the budget allowed.

Need to think about the need first. What is the purpose, how do I want to enjoy my garden. Then, the sun exposure has a huge impact on the design, plants selection…

Meeting on site, understanding of the need, the function, the tests and the budget of the customer. Creation of the design with the customer. Delivery of an accurate estimate. Adaptation of the estimate if needed. Processing work, concentrated on a short term period. I always schedule a work and never leave until it’s complete done.

This question is not really relative to the landscaping field. I could say that winters in North Vancouver are getting tougher. So, the choice of plants and trees needs to be adapted. More for the installation department of the company.

Bi-weekly visit from March through November and we propose Monthly visit for December through February.

We always adapt to the needs of the customers. In general it includes mowing, pruning and trimming, weeding. But we can also add irrigation services, fertilizer of lawns and gardens…