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Carleton Place, ON
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Quickest route is the quote form — address plus a few photos and we can usually price it without anyone needing to be home.
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Snow and holiday work runs on a different schedule than summer maintenance — if it's urgent, say so in the message and we'll prioritise it.
We're based in Carleton Place, Ontario and that's where we work first. We do take jobs in the surrounding area — send us the address and we'll tell you straight away whether it's on the route.
Yes. Recurring care is the core of what we do — weekly or biweekly visits on a set route, same standard every time. It's called Outdoor Care and you can get on the route from any quote form.
Yes. Beds, weeding, hedges, shrubs and light pruning are all part of recurring care. If the gardens need design or replanting rather than maintenance, that's the Garden side of the business.
Yes. The Reset is a one-time concentrated cleanup for a property that's gotten ahead of you. No ongoing commitment — though plenty of people put the place on the route afterwards to keep it that way.
Yes. One-off planters, or the Planter Program where we design, install and swap them four times a year — spring, summer, fall and holiday.
Yes — designed, sourced, installed, maintained through the season, and taken down after. Holiday work books up early, so it's worth asking in the fall.
Yes — driveways, walkways and steps, with salting and ice management. Seasonal snow arrangements are set up before winter.
Yes. We source plants, mulch, soil, stain and lighting as part of the job, and it's laid out in the quote so you can see what's material and what's labour.
Please do — it's the fastest way. Front yard, backyard, the problem area, whatever helps us see the job. A lot of work can be quoted from photos without anyone needing to be home.
Exterior finishing, yes — decks, fences, doors, railings, sheds, pergolas and outdoor structures. We're not a full house-painting contractor and we won't pretend to be.
Low-voltage landscape and architectural lighting — path lights, garden lighting, tree uplighting, entrance and deck lighting. Anything needing new line-voltage circuits gets referred to a licensed electrician.
Per property. Size, condition and what you actually want handled all move the number, so we quote the address rather than publishing a rate card. Quotes are free.