They learn the property, so nothing gets missed
Work lands when the season needs it, not when a route reaches you
BC Landscape and Nursery Association standards
Langley based, across the Fraser Valley
| Property type | What they usually need | How it is scheduled |
|---|---|---|
| Homes | Owners who want the garden to look after itself, and would rather not spend every weekend on it. | Weekly or fortnightly in season, lighter through winter |
| Strata and townhouse complexes | Councils who need consistency they can point to at an AGM, and the same faces on site each visit. | Scheduled year round, with a named contact |
| Apartment and multi family | Shared grounds where entrances, verges and common areas set the tone for the whole building. | Frequent light visits, presentation led |
| Commercial grounds | Retail, office and industrial sites where the frontage is the first thing a customer sees. | Programmes built around opening hours and access |
Mowing and edging in season, with feeding, moss control and overseeding handled as lawn care rather than squeezed into a mow.
Weeded, cut back and edged, then mulched so they hold moisture through August and suppress weeds the rest of the year.
Shaped and size controlled at the right point in the year, with the health of the plant treated as the point.
Structural and health pruning on the dormant season schedule, with storm damage handled as it happens.
Leaf fall, storm debris and spring clearing, with everything hauled away rather than piled at the kerb.
Paths, patios and driveways kept clear of moss, weeds and debris so they stay safe as well as tidy.
It depends on the size of the property, what is on it and how often we visit. A townhouse garden and a commercial frontage are different amounts of work. We look at it, quote in writing, and the number does not move afterwards.
Weekly or fortnightly through the growing season is typical for most properties, dropping back over winter. Commercial and strata grounds are often more frequent because presentation matters more of the time.
Programmes run on an agreed schedule rather than a long tie in. If it is not working for you, say so. We would rather adjust the schedule than have you cancel.
Yes, and it matters more than it sounds. A crew that knows a property notices what has changed since last time, which is where most of the value in a programme actually comes from.
Regularly. We will walk it, tell you honestly what state it is in, and say if it needs a catch up visit before the programme starts rather than pretending a normal visit will cover it.
Yes. Scheduled programmes, consistent crews, and a named contact so there is someone to call rather than a general line.
Call us. Storm damage and anything unsafe gets dealt with as it happens rather than waiting for the next scheduled slot.
Yes, everything we cut or clear leaves with us and is disposed of properly. It is in the quoted price rather than added afterwards.
