Established in 2017
Certified Horticulturists
BCLNA, PAMA & CCIBC Members
Certified Irrigation and Hardscape Installation Technicians
Liability Insured and WorkSafeBC Compliant
Clear expectations. Visible progress.
Managing a shared landscape means balancing plant health, property presentation, resident concerns, and council budgets. Your maintenance agreement should make the scope clear, and your landscaper should keep you informed as the work progresses.
Our seasonal maintenance plans establish priorities for your property. Service reports document completed work and upcoming tasks, while property assessments help council consider additional needs and future improvements.
Your eyes and ears on the property
Regular visits help us become familiar with your grounds and notice changes over time. Alongside landscape maintenance, we flag visible concerns that may warrant attention from your property manager or another service provider.
These observations help you follow up on issues around the property and consider them alongside ongoing maintenance priorities.
Think of us as an outdoor concierge for the property.
Useful information for everyday decisions and long-term planning.
Property Assessments
Spring and mid-season assessments review landscape condition, maintenance priorities, and opportunities for improvement. We identify what needs attention, recommend an order of work, and distinguish routine maintenance from additional projects requiring council approval or future budgeting.
We also flag visible concerns around the grounds that may need follow-up from another service provider.
Lawn, shrub, tree and garden bed condition
Hardscape condition
Visible concerns around the property
Current maintenance priorities
Irrigation needs
Future improvements and phased renewal
Service Reports
After every service visit, we provide a report outlining completed work, relevant observations, and planned next steps. Reports give your property manager and council a clear record of the maintenance taking place.
Distribution is coordinated with your property manager so the agreed contacts receive updates directly.
Completed maintenance tasks
Planned next steps
Relevant site observations
A record for council review
Maintenance with connected property services.
Year-round landscape maintenance is the foundation of our work. Related services can be coordinated alongside your maintenance program, with a defined scope and approval for additional work.
Irrigation Services
Seasonal start-ups, assessments, repairs and winterization to support reliable operation and appropriate watering.
Snow & Ice Management
Winter service for designated walkways and access areas, with site priorities established before weather events.
Hardscape Repairs
Repairs to pathways, retaining walls, and other landscape features based on site condition and project scope.
Planting & Soil Improvements
Plant replacement, garden renewal, soil installation, and seasonal displays suited to your property.
Watering services
Supplemental watering for new planting and areas needing additional care, subject to applicable watering restrictions.
Tree Care
Tree work coordinated through a trusted specialist, with recommendations and scope suited to the property.
Coordinated care for your property
Knowing your property helps us coordinate related work and make recommendations with the whole landscape in mind. Your property manager has a familiar point of contact for maintenance and approved improvements.
A seasonal plan shaped around your property
Landscape needs change throughout the year. We schedule maintenance around plant growth, flowering, weather, and site conditions, adjusting priorities as the seasons progress.
Spring & Summer Care
Lawn maintenance, garden bed care, plant-specific pruning, and attention to watering needs during active growth.
Autumn & Winter Care
Leaf removal, seasonal cleanup, and pruning suited to the plants and conditions on your property.
Plant & Soil Health
Monitoring plant condition and planning appropriate lawn treatments, soil care, and recommendations for improvement.
Annual maintenance fees are spread evenly across the contract term to support predictable budgeting. The tasks and labour required vary through the year, following the agreed scope and seasonal needs of your landscape.
Property reviews with your manager and council provide an opportunity to discuss progress, confirm priorities, and consider recommended improvements.
good timing supports healthier landscapes
Effective maintenance goes beyond mowing and trimming. Plant identification, pruning at the appropriate time, and care suited to soil and growing conditions all influence how a landscape develops. Our programs bring these decisions into the routine work on your property.
What happens after you reach out
On timing
We begin by understanding your property and agreeing on priorities. Some improvements are visible early; others depend on the appropriate season or require a longer-term plan. From the outset, clear communication helps you understand what is happening and what to expect next.
Walk the Property
Meet on site with your property manager and available council members to review the grounds and discuss your concerns.
Identify Priorities
Assess landscape condition, recurring issues and the areas where care or improvement would make the greatest difference.
Define the Scope
Establish maintenance responsibilities, service expectations and any initial work requiring separate approval.
Build the Maintenance Plan
Develop a seasonal program with reporting and recommendations to support ongoing care and future planning.
Where we work
We provide strata landscape maintenance in Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, Langley, and Richmond. Contact us with your property’s location and maintenance needs to discuss service availability.
Who we work with
Strata property managers
Strata councils
Condominium and townhouse communities
Our maintenance programs, reporting, and communication are built around the needs of shared properties and the people responsible for managing them.
Let’s get to know your property.
A site walkthrough gives us a chance to understand your landscape, hear your council’s priorities, and recommend a suitable maintenance plan.