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JTimmermans Landscapes

JTimmermans Landscapes has been shaping Burnaby yards for over 15 years, known for practical, long-lasting outdoor spaces that actually get used. If you want a neighbour’s lawn that survives west coast weather or a patio built to host summer barbecues, this is the local crew I recommend. They specialise in low-maintenance softscapes, concrete and paver patios, and small commercial landscapes for shops along Hastings and Kingsway.

They handle everything from lawn renovations to full property makeovers. Expect services such as site evaluation and CAD-based plans, turf replacement with drought-tolerant fescue blends, cedar fencing, and installation of Belgard and Techo-Bloc pavers. They also install irrigation controllers (Rachio and Hunter systems), LED landscape lighting, and permeable paving for better drainage on sloped lots. For planting, they use native-friendly species like Pacific rhododendron, salal, and coastal red cedar, plus ornamental beds mulched to 75 mm to reduce weeds.

Their process is refreshingly straightforward. A project usually starts with an on-site consultation and measured estimate, then a permit-ready drawing where needed. The crew is made up of journeyman landscapers and certified irrigation technicians who follow WorkSafe BC guidelines. They keep timelines realistic; a typical 400 sq ft patio with compacted base, pavers, and edging is completed in two to three days. They photograph progress and leave a maintenance checklist at handover, so clients know when to water, when to prune, and how to keep gravel areas tidy.

People in Burnaby choose JTimmermans because they show up, communicate clearly, and build things that fit our climate and lot sizes. Neighbours call them back for garden refreshes, driveway edges, and small commercial plantings. To discuss your yard, call 778-835-8696 or visit jtimmermanslandscapes.ca.

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Phone

778-835-8696

Postal Code

V5C 0L3

Map and Address

Address

1728 Gilmore Ave #311

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