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Landscape design and build in Ottawa

Plans and 3D drawings, front-yard makeovers, patios, interlock, fire features, lighting and planting for the Glebe, Old Ottawa South, Kanata, Manotick and Orléans.

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Landscape design and 3D plans

Site measurement, a scaled plan and 3D views, so you see the yard before it is built.

Front-yard and curb-appeal projects

New walkways, steps, front beds and lighting that fit the house and the City's front-yard rules.

Backyard living: patios, interlock, fire features and lighting

Patios and outdoor rooms built for Ottawa frost, with fire, lighting and privacy planned in.

Planting plans for Ottawa's zone

Plant lists chosen for zone 5a winters, clay soil and the light each bed actually gets.

Designing for an Ottawa yard

A good landscape starts on paper. We measure the yard, note the sun, the slopes, the trees and where water goes after a storm, then draw a plan you can review before a shovel goes in the ground.

Ottawa sets real limits. Natural Resources Canada's plant hardiness map puts the city in zone 5a, winters are long, and much of the area has heavy clay soil that drains slowly. Frost moves anything built on a poor base, so patios and walls are built on a proper depth of compacted gravel.

City rules shape the design too. At least half of a front yard has to stay soft landscaping, grading cannot send water onto a neighbour's lot, and protected trees need a permit to remove. We design inside those rules so the build does not stall.

Areas we serve

We serve The Glebe, Old Ottawa South, Kanata, Manotick, Orléans and across Ottawa.

Send a few photos and a rough idea of your budget. We reply within one business day to book a design visit.

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Guides

Planning a landscape design in Ottawa: hardiness zone 5, clay soil, drainage and what a design costs in 2026

How to plan an Ottawa landscape: the 2025 hardiness map, working with clay, City drainage and front-yard rules, utility locates, and 2026 design fees.

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