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Q. What is the difference between hardscaping and softscaping ? Which do you do?
A. Hardscaping refers to the construction side of landscaping, using hard landscaping materials (pavers, stones, rocks, arbors), to build structures such as driveways, retaining walls, stairs, pergolas, fountains, and even small ponds.
Softscaping deals with the live horticultural elements of landscaping, such as trees, shrubs, grass, herbaceous annuals and perennials, garden beds, working with soil, etc.
We are a softscaping company – plants are our passion! We love the way plants can breathe life into a landscape with their vast variety of sizes, textures, shapes, colors, and fragrances!
- For driveways, patios, vaneer walls, landscape lighting, flagstone, retaining walls, etc. we recommend our friends at www.bellisstone.com
For all services related to decks and fencing, please contact paulitoslandscaping@outlook.com or paulito’s landscaping facebook page
Q. Do you install sod?
A. Absolutely! Please contact us to set up a meeting and we will calculate the amount of sod needed, as well as the soil amendment requirements and have an estimate back to you within 24 hours.
Q. How much do we charge?
A. Prices vary depending on the type of service, size of job, terrain etc. All estimates are free. For smaller jobs we charge a minimum of $50 per visit.
Q. Do you do spring or fall clean ups?
A. Yes! We do complete clean ups of lawns and garden beds. Sticks, twigs, leaves, stems, dead plants/flower heads etc. will all be removed and disposed of offsite.
Q. Do you do snow removal?
A. Unfortunately, we do not.
- For residential snow removal, please contact paulitoslandscaping@outlook.com or paulito’s landscaping facebook page
- For commercial snow removal, please contact www.latitudelandeffects.ca
Q. Do you plant/remove trees?
A. Yes, we will plant or remove trees that are below 6ft in height.
Q. Do you burlap plants for the winter?
A. Yes, we can definitely do that.
We look forward to hearing from you!