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Landscaper

Landscaping Faq

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When should we install our new home landscaping?

It's important to take into consideration the settling that occurs around a new home's foundation before landscaping. Waiting until after the first winter and after the driveway is installed is the best approach. However, exploring landscaping ideas, planning, and budgeting can be done at any time.

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How much does landscaping cost?
 
Looking to enhance your outdoor space with beautiful landscaping? We've got you covered! Our team of experts will work with you to create a stunning design that fits your ideas and budget. We use only the highest quality materials from our trusted suppliers to ensure your landscaping looks great season after season. Contact us today to schedule a free quote and get started on your dream project!
 

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How long does landscaping take?
 
At Good Turf, we understand that every job is unique and requires a tailored approach. Our team works diligently to ensure that each project is completed efficiently and to the highest standard. Whether it's a small job or a large-scale project, we work consecutively until the job is done and our customers are satisfied. Contact us today to learn more about our services.

When is the best time to landscape?

In Winnipeg, the best time to landscape is at the beginning and end of the season, between early May and late October. Cooler temperatures and faster growing season during these times allow sod to establish properly."

 

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What options exist for low-maintenance landscaping?

Edging, fabric, and a topping of mulch or stone makes for low maintenance areas, particularly around trees and shrubbery and near the foundation of the home. Our extensive experience working in and around Winnipeg paired with a knowledge of trees and shrubbery allow us to recommend hardy specimen that are locally grown and therefore more resilient to the local climate conditions. We provide our clients with brief and simple instructions for the maintenance of new sod or trees in the first season.

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