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Call (639) 638-8899 or send the property details through and we will come and look.

A landscaper measuring a residential front yard during a quote visit in Saskatoon, SK

Get in touch for a free on-site landscaping quote anywhere in Saskatoon or the surrounding communities. We quote by coming out and looking at the ground rather than over the phone, because the things that decide the price on a prairie lot are not visible in a photograph. Tell us the property address and roughly what is bothering you — a symptom is fine, it does not have to be a service name — and we will call back to arrange a time.

Request a free quote

Tell us what you need and where the property is. We come out, look at the ground, and give you a written scope and price — no charge and no obligation.

Free on-site quotes across Saskatoon
Prairie-hardy plantings that survive zone 3a winters
Utility locates arranged before any digging
Summer yard work and winter snow from one contractor
Written scope before a shovel goes in the ground

Prefer to talk it through?

Call (639) 638-8899

Mon–Sat, 7am–7pm

What Is the Fastest Way to Reach You?

Calling (639) 638-8899 is the fastest, and during Mon–Sat, 7am–7pm it usually gets a person rather than a machine. If we are on a machine or in a yard, leave the property address and what you are after and we call back the same day.

The quote form on this page is the better option if you are enquiring outside hours, if the job needs explaining, or if you would rather not talk on the phone. It goes to the same place and gets the same response — the only thing it is slower at is genuinely urgent winter work.

For snow removal during an active storm, call. A form submission during a system that has every driveway in Saskatoon needing clearing will not get read as quickly as a phone will get answered.

What Information Should I Have Ready?

The property address, or at minimum the neighbourhood — that is what tells us whether the lot is a new build on stripped subsoil in Brighton or an established yard with mature trees in Nutana, and those are very different starting points.

A rough sense of what is bothering you, which does not have to be a service name. "Water sits in the back corner every spring" and "the lawn has gone thin and hard" are more useful than a guess at what the fix is called, because the symptom frequently points somewhere other than where people expect.

If there is a deadline — a house going on the market, an event, a builder warranty running out — say so up front. It changes what we can realistically schedule and occasionally changes what we would recommend.

When Will You Come Out?

Usually within a few days outside the spring rush. Through March, April and May the quote schedule runs longer, because that is when everyone in Saskatoon decides to sort their yard out at the same time. Booking early in the year is what gets you an early build slot rather than an August one.

The visit itself takes twenty minutes to an hour depending on the property. You do not have to be there for a straightforward look at a front yard, though for anything involving how you want to use the space it is much better if you are.

You get the written scope and price afterwards rather than on the spot. An accurate quote takes some work once we know what is actually involved, and a number produced on the driveway in two minutes is a number that will change later.

Do You Take Emergency Calls?

For winter snow, yes — contract clearing is triggered by accumulation rather than by a phone call, and it runs overnight and early morning through a storm. If you are not on a contract and get snowed in, call and we will fit you in where we can, with the honest caveat that contract customers are cleared first.

For storm-damaged trees, yes. A limb down on a roof, a car, or a power service is genuinely urgent and we will get out to look. Anything actually in contact with a power line needs the utility involved before anyone touches it, and we coordinate that rather than working around it.

For most landscaping, there is no such thing as an emergency, and we will not pretend otherwise to justify a rush charge. A drainage problem discovered in April is real and worth fixing promptly, but it is a scheduling conversation rather than a callout.

Where Does This Fit With the Rest of the Yard?

Yard work is rarely the only thing a property needs, and the order the work happens in matters more on Saskatoon clay than most people expect. Ground comes first: if water is pooling or running toward the house, grading and drainage is the job to do before anything you can see. Buried services like irrigation go in before surfaces, and sod goes down after the hard landscaping rather than before it.

The jobs most often quoted alongside this one are lawn care, snow removal and tree trimming & removal. Doing them in one visit is usually cheaper than bringing equipment back, because the mobilisation and the machine access are paid for once.

If you are planning the whole property rather than one job, start with a landscape design so the phases are sequenced before anything is built. Otherwise, the full service list covers everything we do, the cost guides explain what drives each price here, and the how-to guides are written for Saskatchewan timing rather than the milder-climate advice most search results give you. We work across Saskatoon and the surrounding area, including Warman, and every quote is free and given on site.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is your phone number?

(639) 638-8899. That reaches us during Mon–Sat, 7am–7pm, and outside those hours it takes a message we return the same or next working day. For snow removal during an active storm, calling is much faster than the form.

Do you have a showroom or yard I can visit?

No. We are a service-area business working on customer properties rather than a retail location, which is why there is no street address on this site. Everything happens at your property, starting with the quote visit.

Why is there no email address on the site?

Published email addresses get scraped and buried in spam within weeks, which means genuine enquiries get lost among it. The quote form reaches the same inbox, arrives structured, and does not get flooded. If you would rather not use it, calling works.

How quickly will you respond?

Same day for calls and form submissions received during working hours, and next working day for anything that arrives overnight. Through the March-to-May rush the quote visit itself takes longer to schedule across the trade, though the initial reply does not.

Do I need to be home for the quote?

Not for a straightforward look at a front yard or a driveway. For anything involving how you want to use the space — a patio, a full yard plan, planting — it is much more productive if you are there, because half the value of the visit is the conversation.

Can you quote from photos?

No, and we would be guessing if we tried. Photographs do not show the fall of the ground, the gate width, or how far the current grade is from where it needs to be, and those are the things that decide the price on a Saskatoon lot.

What if I only want advice, not work?

That is fine, and it is a legitimate reason to book a visit. If the answer is that the job is smaller than you thought or something you could reasonably do yourself, we would rather say so. The guides on this site are written with the same intention.

Do you work weekends?

Saturdays are within our normal working week — hours are Mon–Sat, 7am–7pm. Snow removal runs whenever accumulation triggers it, which includes Sundays and holidays.