How much does a landscaping or interlock project cost?

Most front yard walkways, patios and small upgrades start in the mid range. Full backyard renovations vary based on size, materials and design. We provide clear and detailed quotes so you know exactly what to expect before we begin.

Do you handle both landscape design and construction?

Yes. We handle design, material selection, excavation, base preparation, interlock installation, planting, lighting and full outdoor construction for a smooth and consistent experience.

How long does a typical landscaping or interlock project take?

Smaller projects can be completed in a few days. Full backyard builds may take a few weeks depending on scope, weather and material availability. You will receive a clear timeline before we start.

What is the first step if I want a landscaping quote?

Reach out with your address and a brief description of your project. We will schedule a site visit, discuss ideas and provide a detailed estimate.

What areas do you serve for landscaping and interlock installation?

We work across Mississauga, Toronto, Etobicoke, Oakville, Milton, Brampton, Vaughan, Woodbridge, Kleinburg, King City, Georgetown, Bolton, Newmarket, Richmond Hill, East Toronto and Markham.

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THE BEACHES, TORONTO

This Beaches homeowner wanted to update their front path with something that felt classic and matched the warm tones of their red brick home. The existing concrete walkway wasn’t damaged, but it felt plain and didn’t add much character. They chose Unilock Copthorne in Burgundy Red laid in a herringbone pattern, paired with a Basalt border for contrast. The combination created a timeless, cobblestone‑inspired entrance that suits the house perfectly.

Before and Goals

Before we started, the front path was a simple concrete walkway that no longer matched the look the homeowner wanted. The goal was to create a more traditional, textured path that complemented the red brick exterior and added curb appeal without changing the layout of the garden beds.

The homeowner wanted:

A classic herringbone walkway
A colour that worked with red brick
A clean, simple update
A durable path that would last

What We Built

This project included:

Full removal of the existing concrete walkway
New path built with Unilock Copthorne in Burgundy Red
Herringbone pattern installation
Copthorne Basalt border for contrast
Proper base preparation with geotextile, crush run, and limestone screenings

The existing garden edging stayed in place, so no additional edging was needed.

Materials Used

We used high quality materials to create a clean, long lasting finish.

Unilock Copthorne in Burgundy Red (herringbone field)
Unilock Copthorne in Basalt (border)
Geotextile 270R
Crush run and limestone screenings

How We Built It

We removed the old concrete walkway and installed geotextile 270R to stabilize the base. A proper foundation of crush run and limestone screenings was added and compacted every 2 inches for strength. The Copthorne pavers were laid in a herringbone pattern using Burgundy Red for the main field and Basalt for the border. The project took two days to complete.

Final Result

The new walkway feels warm, classic, and perfectly suited to the home. The Burgundy Red herringbone pattern adds character, while the Basalt border creates a clean frame that ties everything together. It is a simple update that made a big difference in the overall curb appeal.