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At Vancouver Island Enterprises, we compost organic material on a large scale in the Comox Valley and surrounding areas. In addition to serving the Comox Valley we are happy to have recently added Campbell River to our service area. We are happy to provide compost, topsoil, and bark mulch for your home and garden projects. The compost that we produce is great for helping you achieve healthy soil which results in a beautiful garden that is well fed and nourished. Contact us at our Campbell River location by calling 250-203-9099. Unfortunately, we are currently unable to offer our gravel services in Campbell River, but they are still available at our Comox location.

We are a local family owned business that offers you personalized attention, efficient work, and high customer satisfaction. All of our work comes with a written guarantee, and customer satisfaction is a priority! As we believe that our greatest advertisement is our completed projects and our satisfied customers, please feel free to browse our photo gallery.Call or email us to discuss your specific project needs. As we are a small company, you can be assured of friendly, accessible, personal service. From project inception to completion and maintenance, our staff are always happy to help. Advice is free:)

Wescan Services Ltd. Is committed to serving home owners, building contractors, Municalities and utilities. We guarantee satisfaction. Fully insured.

Eco Island Gardenscapes is a landscaping and gardening company that provides environmentally friendly land care in the Courtenay - Comox Valley, and Campbell River region. Eco Island gardenscapes uses science as a basis to understand how gardens work. We can then use this understanding to design, construct and maintain your garden. Landscapes and gardens that are put together this way will outperform conventional gardens. By using Eco Island gardenscapes you will have your own peaceful oasis and can be assured that it will have a healthy impact on you and the environment. Organic gardening isn't just about not using pesticides and chemical fertilizers. It's about using science as a basis to understanding how gardens work.