Service · Repairs & hardscape
Hardscaping & property restoration
Interlock walkways, retaining walls and paved surfaces built for high-traffic commercial sites and accessibility compliance — plus the curb, step, fence and drainage repairs that keep getting deferred.
photo: interlock walkway / retaining wall build
Built to survive commercial traffic and Ottawa winters
A residential-grade walkway fails fast on a commercial site: heavier traffic, salt loading, plow contact and freeze-thaw. We build to a base and detail that holds — and because we also run the winter operation, we know exactly what these surfaces get put through.
Interlock walkways
Entrances, connecting paths and courtyards laid on a commercial base, detailed to stay level under traffic and plow contact.
Retaining walls
Engineered wall systems for grade changes, planters and parking edges, built with proper drainage behind the face.
Paved & concrete surfaces
Repairs and replacement of walkway slabs, pads and paved sections, graded so water leaves the surface instead of freezing on it.
Accessibility compliance
Slopes, transitions, landings and curb cuts corrected so accessible routes actually work — including in winter.
Steps & landings
Rebuilt steps, landings and handrail bases at entrances where settlement and salt have done their damage.
Drainage features
Swales, catch-basin surrounds and grading fixes for the low spots that ice over every February.
Deferred maintenance
The repairs that turn into liability if they wait another year
Most of these show up on a walk-through as a note nobody has priced. We price them, sequence them, and do them in one mobilization instead of five.
- Curb damage from plows, delivery trucks and settlement
- Heaved, sunken or trip-hazard interlock at main entrances
- Cracked or spalled concrete walkways and landings
- Failing retaining walls and parking edge restraints
- Damaged fences, gates and bollards
- Knocked or leaning lamp posts and sign bases
- Low spots and drainage that ice over every winter
- Turf and bed restoration after winter operations or utility work
How a project runs
Scoped, priced and scheduled around your site's operations
01
Site walk
We walk the property with you, photograph the issues and separate what is urgent from what can be scheduled.
02
Written scope & price
A defined scope with quantities, materials and pricing you can take to a board or an owner — not a verbal estimate.
03
Scheduled execution
Work staged around tenant access, parking and business hours, with the site kept usable and safe throughout.
04
Close-out
Photo documentation, cleanup and a walk-through sign-off, with the work standing behind our name for the seasons after.