
We build the landscape that finishes a Muskoka build: interlock and natural-stone driveways, walkways, grading, drainage, sod, native planting, and low-voltage lighting. One crew from grade to garden.
We build the landscape that finishes a Muskoka build: interlock and natural-stone driveways, walkways, grading, drainage, sod, native planting, and low-voltage lighting. One crew from grade to garden.
Engineered crushed-stone base with proper compaction, geotextile separation, and frost-depth excavation. Driveways that heave are driveways with skipped base.
Grade analysis, French drains, swales, dry wells, and surface flow routed to keep water off the cottage, the septic field, and the lake.
Native and Muskoka-hardy planting that survives drought weekends, deer pressure, and winter without irrigation babysitting.
Low-voltage landscape lighting on paths, walls, and specimen trees, controlled by photocell or app, sized so the cottage glows without becoming a stadium.
We run the full scope or with vetted partners on a single contract. Here's what typically lands inside this kind of project.
Surface and sub-surface drainage to keep water away from buildings.
Patios, walkways, and stairs in stone, interlock, or concrete.
Trees, shrubs, perennials, and sod sourced from local growers.
Low-voltage path, accent, and feature lighting on smart controls.
Smart-controlled drip and rotary zones with rain sensors.
Pergolas, sheds, and feature walls tied into the landscape plan.






We love meeting people over a coffee so we can hear them out and understand their vision for the cottage. Boots on the ground in Muskoka, in-person meetings in Toronto, or a video call if your schedule is tight. Pick what works for you.
Most of our clients live in Toronto or the GTA. We meet downtown between site days so you can sketch ideas, swap photos, and walk through scope without driving north.
Our crew lives here. We'll meet you at the cottage, walk the lot, and pull tape on what you're thinking, no appointment shuffling required.
Live video walkthroughs of the site, the build, and the selections. Hit join from anywhere in the world and see the project as if you were standing in it.
Whether the cottage is your full-time home or your getaway, we shape the build sequence around how you actually use the place, and how often you can be on site.
"Drainage problem we'd had for 15 years, solved in one weekend with proper regrading."
"Stone driveway, flagstone paths, and landscape lighting. Cottage arrival is a totally different experience."
"Native planting all took. No watering needed by year two."
Landscape Construction covers a lot of ground. Browse the specialty that matches your project, each one gets its own deep-dive page with scope, specs, and FAQs.
Permeable and standard interlock driveways on engineered base.
View Interlock Driveways detailsNatural flagstone walkways set on stone dust or mortar.
View Flagstone Walkways detailsSurface and subsurface drainage solutions for sloped Muskoka properties.
View Drainage & Grading detailsLow-voltage landscape lighting on transformers and smart controllers.
View Landscape & Path Lighting detailsSurvey, grade analysis, and drainage strategy before stone goes down.
Engineered crushed-stone base with proper compaction for freeze-thaw country.
Interlock, flagstone, edging, and planting installed by one crew.
Polymeric sand, lighting commissioning, and a written care guide.
Yes. Landscape-only contracts are welcome, especially driveways, walkways, and full property regrading.
Properly base-prepped interlock holds for 25 to 40 years. Heave only happens when the base is shortcut.
Typically $30 to $55 per square foot depending on stone, grade work, and base depth required for the lot.
Flagstone reads more cottage and more permanent. Interlock is faster and more uniform. Both are durable when set on engineered base.
Yes. French drains, regrading, swales, dry wells, and downspout routing solve almost any standing-water issue.
Yes. Sod for instant cover, native seeding for shoreline and naturalized areas. Soil prep is the difference between sod that takes and sod that fails.
Yes. Low-voltage path, wall, and tree lighting on photocell or app control, designed so the cottage glows without light pollution.
Yes, carefully. We coordinate with the septic designer and re-route surface water away from the tile bed.
Yes. We plant native and Muskoka-hardy material that survives drought weekends, deer pressure, and winter without irrigation.
Most full property packages run 6 to 12 weeks on site, sequenced to follow the build closeout.

Walk the site with us. We follow up with a fixed-price proposal, usually within two weeks.