Yes — our estimates are 100% free and no-obligation. We provide an on-site assessment, discuss design ideas, review material options, explain timelines, and give you a clear, detailed quote with no hidden costs. Our goal is to help you make an informed decision with zero pressure.

Permits are typically required for decks, sheds, or other structural builds. Rules can vary by city. For detailed and accurate information, we always recommend contacting us directly so we can review your project and local regulations.

We provide a 3-Year Workmanship Warranty on our installation. All materials come with a manufacturer’s lifetime warranty (terms vary by product). We’ll explain warranty coverage clearly before the project starts.

Excavation depth depends on the project type and soil conditions, but we always follow industry standards. Driveways require deeper excavation than walkways or patios to support vehicle weight. Every project is built on a properly compacted base to prevent shifting, sinking, or frost damage.

Proper slope is critical. We design every surface with the correct grading and pitch so water drains away from your home and does not pool. Standing water is prevented through correct base preparation, slope calculation, and installation techniques.

Yes. We use high-quality granular base materials suitable for Canadian climates, followed by professional-grade polymeric sand between pavers. This helps lock the stones in place, reduces weed growth, and improves long-term durability.

We recommend using ice melt products designed for interlocking pavers, not regular salt. Regular salt can damage the surface over time. With proper care—basic cleaning, re-sanding when needed, and correct ice melt—your interlocking will last for many years.

Absolutely. We work with professional designers and solution providers to help plan layouts, choose materials, and create functional, visually appealing outdoor spaces tailored to your property.

Yes. All standard interlocking and hardscape materials we use are Made in Canada, ensuring quality and suitability for our climate. Natural stone products may be sourced internationally.