Landscaping & Lawn Care
Richmond landscaping outfit covering design, renovation and installation plus ongoing residential and strata maintenance. Also offers certified arborist work such as tree removal and pruning, along with irrigation, drainage, power washing and snow clearing.
A lawn that puddles all winter is a drainage problem rather than a maintenance failure, and telling those two apart is most of the job in this city. Richmond sits on delta silt at or below sea level, ringed by dykes, with a high water table and drainage that has to be engineered rather than assumed. Any contractor who does not raise that in the first conversation is not paying attention.
Design, renovation and installation sit at one end of this trade and ongoing maintenance sits at the other, and plenty of firms do both. Tree work is the piece to ask hard questions about. Taking down or reducing a mature tree safely is a different skill from pruning shrubs, and it is worth confirming that whoever quotes for it holds an arborist qualification rather than a ladder and a chainsaw.
Strata maintenance makes up a large share of the market here, given how much of Richmond's housing is townhouse and condo stock with shared landscaping. Anyone sitting on a strata council should press for scope and scheduling in writing, ask what happens through leaf season, and settle who carries responsibility for irrigation repairs. Those are the arguments that resurface every single year.
Tree work in Richmond also runs into the municipal tree bylaw, which regulates removal of protected trees on private property and requires a permit in plenty of situations people assume are their own business. A competent contractor raises this before quoting rather than after. Good crews book out well ahead once spring starts, so the real planning window for anything substantial is winter, when nobody is thinking about the garden.
In the Riverdale neighbourhood of Richmond.
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