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In most cases, yes. Depending on your city, pools, decks, retaining walls, and other structures may require a permit. Every municipality has its own by-laws, and we can help guide you through the process to make sure everything is compliant.

Timelines depend on the size and scope of the project. Small front yard upgrades may be completed in 2–3 weeks, while larger backyard renovations or pool projects can take 6–10 weeks, including design, permits, and construction.

Before the first design meeting, the designer will usually prepare:

1. Several reasonable plan layout options tailored to your property, with clear explanations of why each works and what benefits it brings. A 3D view may also be included to help you better visualize the space.

2. An outline of the design process and next steps, so you know what to expect from concept to final plan.

3. Initial guidance on construction approaches, such as materials, methods, and what may suit your site conditions best.

This ensures you can make informed choices about both the design direction and how it can be built.

We serve the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), including Toronto, North York, Markham. Within York Region, our service areas include Richmond Hill, King City, Bloomington, Aurora, Newmarket, East Gwillimbury, Holland Landing, and surrounding communities.

For driveway, the recommended base is an open-graded aggregate, which provides excellent drainage and stability.

For walkways and patios, and Ultrabase mix (a blend of Portland cement and gravel) is often used to create a strong stable foundation that resists shifting.

• Moisture retention: Compost helps the soil hold water, reducing the need for frequent watering.

• Weed control: It suppresses weed growth by blacking sunlight.

• Temperature regulation: Compost absorbs more heat, helping to warm the soil earlier in spring and extending the growing season for some plants.

• Price: Same price as Triple Mix

• Safety: Open pipe ends can be tripping hazards or leave unsightly gaps on the lawn. A Pop-Up Emitter stays closed and flush with the ground when not in use.

• Aesthetics: The low-profile design blends seamlessly into the landscape without disrupting the look of your yard.

• Prevents clogs: Because it only opens under water pressure, it helps keep out leaves, soil, and small animals.

• Controlled water release: Directs water exactly where it’s needed, preventing erosion and puddling compared to uncontrolled runoff.

• Low maintenance: Requires minimal upkeep compared to open drains or surface channels.