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This Barrhaven backyard hadn't been touched in years. Gravel, old construction debris, a rusting storage shed. The homeowners had written it off completely. We cleared 14 yards of waste, regraded everything for proper drainage, and laid a 600 sq ft Unilock Richcliff patio in Sierra with a charcoal border. Two garden beds with drip irrigation run along the fence line, and a cedar pergola anchors the far end. Eleven working days from start to finish. They eat dinner out here every night now.

Years of moss, weeds, and grime had turned this front walkway grey and overgrown. The homeowners thought they were looking at a full replacement. We came in with hot water, a commercial surface cleaner, and the right biocide treatment. Six hours later the original red brick looked like it had just been laid. The walkway was good. The homeowners were thrilled. The neighbours are now on our calendar.

The side of this Manotick home was dead space. A narrow dirt strip sloping toward the foundation, with a cracked old walkway and nothing tying it together. The homeowners wanted a proper courtyard feel without giving up the lawn. We excavated the slope, rebuilt the grade for drainage, and laid a curved stone patio and steps in Unilock Beacon Hill. Premium sod went in, along with two specimen planters and a fresh mulched border along the house. Two angles, one transformation. The neighbours walk past slower now.

The brief was simple. Replace the tired concrete walkway with something that matched the home's modern brick exterior. We custom-cut limestone slabs for the steps, bluestone for the broad patio, and built a recessed water feature that runs along the front edge. Clean lines, tight joints, and a finish that looks like it's been there forever. The homeowners sold the home six months later for well over asking. They credit the curb appeal.

The backyard was rough dirt, weeds, and an aging wooden deck the homeowners never used. We excavated the whole area, pulled the old deck stairs, and laid a 550 sq ft Unilock Beacon Hill patio in a granite grey blend with a charcoal border. The existing deck stayed but got new stairs tying into the new patio. The homeowners went from avoiding their backyard to using it every weekend.

The side of this home was a forgotten strip of mud and weeds. The homeowners wanted a clean, low-maintenance walkway that tied the front yard to the back gate. We laid landscape fabric for weed control, brought in 2 tons of white marble chip, and set oversized bluestone stepping stones in a straight rhythm down the run. The whole thing drains perfectly, looks sharp in every season, and the homeowners have walked through it twice a day since we finished. The dogs are happy too.