No pile left at the kerb for you to deal with
Walked, quoted, and the number does not move
BC Landscape and Nursery Association standards
Surrey, Langley, Delta and White Rock
The big one. Winter debris cleared, beds cut back and edged, moss lifted out of the lawn, first mow and a mulch top up so the beds hold moisture through summer.
Keeping on top of growth rather than clearing a backlog. Hedges shaped, beds weeded, spent growth pulled and the property kept presentable through the dry months.
Leaf fall cleared before it mats down and kills the turf underneath, beds cut back for winter, gutters and hard surfaces cleared, and everything hauled away.
Storm debris, broken limbs and blown material cleared as it happens. Dormant season is also the right time for structural pruning and for getting drainage problems sorted.
| Community | What we usually clear | Typical visit |
|---|---|---|
| Newton and Fleetwood | Fast growing cedar and laurel that outruns the owner, plus leftover construction debris on newer lots. | Hedge cut back, debris haul, first full tidy |
| Whalley and Guildford | Older properties carrying years of overgrowth. Ivy up the fences and beds that have vanished under it. | Full clearance, ivy and blackberry removal |
| Cloverdale | Acreage with long runs of unmanaged grass, ditch banks to clear and heavy limb fall from mature trees. | Brush cutting, ditch clearing, storm debris |
| South Surrey and Panorama Ridge | Properties kept to a high standard where the work is presentation rather than rescue. | Scheduled spring and fall visits, bed refresh |
| Sullivan Heights | Sloped lots where debris and leaf fall collect at the bottom and against retaining walls. | Slope and wall clearing, drainage checks |
It depends on the size of the property and how far behind it has got. A scheduled seasonal visit and a full clearance of a yard left for three years are very different jobs. We walk it, quote in writing, and the number does not move afterwards.
Yes, always. Everything we cut or clear leaves with us and is disposed of properly. You are not left with a pile at the kerb, and the haul away is in the quoted price rather than added later.
March into early May. Once growth takes off the job gets bigger, and the moss that built up over a wet winter is easiest to lift out before the lawn is actively growing. Spring books up earliest of any season.
Most properties need two real visits a year, spring and fall, with light attention between. Lots with mature trees or long ditch frontage usually want more through autumn.
Yes, that is a regular job for us. Full clearances for rentals between tenants, properties going up for sale and gardens that got away. We quote it the same way as anything else.
Because the cause is underneath. Surrey sits on heavy clay, and where water cannot drain the ground stays wet and moss returns every year. Clearing it helps for a season. Fixing the drainage is what stops it.
Yes. Himalayan blackberry and ivy are the two things that take a Surrey yard back fastest, and both need pulling back properly rather than just cutting the tops off.
Yes, on scheduled programs with the same crew each visit, as well as one off clearances when grounds have fallen behind.
