Maple-Ridge-Landscaping-Tree-Service near Scarborough ON (952 Result(s))

Francis A. Bartlett's fundamental purpose for establishing the company that bears his name was to provide quality care and good value to owners and managers of landscape trees and shrubs by means of a basic, four-step plan: Evaluate plant health, safety and appearance by means of a systematic and thorough inspection, or series of inspections; Make an accurate, scientific diagnosis of plant problems and assess current and future plant requirements; Provide a full range of necessary remedial treatments; Design, create, and implement innovative, effective, long-term preventive care and maintenance programs.Bartlett employees shall carry out their responsibilities with full honesty, integrity, and fairness, will strive for complete dependability, and will communicate openly with clients, prospects, employees, and the general public on matters involving our actions or intentions.

A fully-licensed and insured company established in 1990, Husky Landscaping Services has been providing professional and reliable service to residents and businesses in North York and Thornhill for the past 20 years. Our services include gardening & landscaping maintenance, landscape design & installation, landscape construction, tree pruning & removal, snow plowing and other landscape related services.Covered under the Workplace Safety & Insurance act, employees are uniformed, courteous and trained in their various fields. The pride they take in their work will be evident in your landscaping when they leave your home or business.A professional member of Landscape Ontario, we are accredited through reference checks, job site reviews and regular education and training and are committed to maintaining the high standards set for the landscape industry by this organization.

A wilderness area in Canada's largest city? That's right! Not too far from the skyscrapers of downtown Toronto, urban dwellers can see a different landscape where historic farms, century-old trees, peaceful meadows and lush wetlands await you at your transit stop. Rouge Park is over 40 km2, protecting two National Historic Sites and a variety of ecosystems joining the post-glacial Oak Ridges Moraine, roughly 50 km north of Toronto, and the City's biggest wetland, where the Rouge River empties into Lake Ontario.