Make the yard match the house.
Full landscape renovations in Calgary — design, build, plant, one team.
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Designed and built in Calgary.
Since 2006.
What we do.
We renovate existing landscapes in Calgary’s older neighbourhoods — where the yard has fallen behind the house. Usually that’s a full rebuild: deck, fence, patio, fire, water, planting. One team handles the whole job, from the first drawing to the last shrub going in.
Serving Calgary and the surrounding foothills.
Your vision, designed.
Your space, built.
Your landscape, planted.
From the first drawing to the last plant, your project stays within our team. We design it, we build it, we plant it — and we’re on site every day it’s happening. No handoffs to a subcontractor. That’s how the plan you signed off on becomes the space you get.
Consultation & Design
Using your Real Property Report, we draw scaled concepts — working through function, access, and aesthetics. We walk you through the options and take your feedback; if you like elements from different concepts, we combine them into the final design. You leave with a scaled drawing, labelled plant placement, and material recommendations sized to your budget.
Construction
Before we break ground, permits are in place, utilities are marked, trades are organised, and materials are on site. From there, a dedicated team gets it done — on time, on budget. Each day, our site lead walks you through what was done and what's coming next, so you can relax and enjoy the process.
Planting
The living part of the project — trees, shrubs, perennials, lawn. It's what pulls everything together, and where we think we're different from other landscapers. We know our plants and we know design. We source the best material in the largest sizes your budget allows. That's where the wow factor comes from.
Tell us what needs doing.
Most people come to us knowing the yard isn't working. Maybe the patio is cracking. Maybe the layout doesn't suit how the family lives now. Maybe you're finally done with the tree that was a mistake in 1998. Whatever it is, call or send a note. We'll come have a look.
