Final grading and surface drainage in Edmonton
Every good yard starts with the dirt underneath. We do rough grading, soil placement and final grading as part of our landscape builds in Edmonton.
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Get the ground right first
Before you put in a lawn, planting bed or patio, the ground has to suit what goes on top. Grading shapes the site, and soil placement readies the spots where grass and plants will grow. Talk to us about this early so what you see fits what's underneath.
Watch where the water goes
Low spots, slopes and the places where one surface meets another all change how water runs across your yard. When we talk grading, we look at your current elevations, where new features will go and how they tie into the rest of the property. Tell us where you've seen water pool.
Plan grading with everything else
Final grading and sodding go hand in hand. Retaining walls, patios and ground covers also change the layout of your yard. When we plan the order of work up front, each part fits the next instead of being done as a one-off.
What to send us
Let us know if it's a new build or a yard you already have. Send photos of the area, the features you want to add and anything that makes access tricky. Then we'll talk through the grading and drainage your project needs.
Questions people ask
What's the difference between grading and sodding?
Grading shapes the ground and sets the elevations. Sodding lays grass on soil that's already been prepared. They're two separate steps in finishing a lawn.
Can you do grading as part of a bigger project?
Yes. Our landscape construction work covers rough grading, soil placement and final grading, along with sod, planting and other features.
Can you look at a low spot in my yard?
Tell us about it and send photos when you get in touch. What it needs depends on your property, so we'll talk it through with you before we suggest a fix.
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your yard.
Call us, or send a few details about the work you have in mind. Quotes come with no obligation.
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