Stittsville offers what much of Ottawa cannot: space. Estate lots along the rural edge, generous pie lots in the newer developments, and a Main Street core with mature charm. Bigger canvases reward proper design – and punish piecemeal landscaping that never adds up to a plan.
Multi-zone designs – entertaining, play, garden, privacy – that use the acreage.
Fernbank-corridor new builds taken from bare lot to finished landscape.
Windbreaks, long driveways, and plantings that handle the open exposure.
Stittsville projects are some of our favourites: real space, owners planning long-term, and lots that can hold a full design – patio zones, tree groupings that will define the property in a decade, kitchen-window gardens, and lawn that rolls instead of squeezes.
Big lots accumulate landscaping instead of designing it: a shed here, a bed there, a patio that faces the wrong way. Ten years in, none of it connects. Our design-first approach – even when construction phases over years – means every project lands inside one coherent plan.
Around Main Street we renovate mature yards with respect for what is established. Out toward the Fernbank developments we build new-lot packages, and on the rural edge we handle the practical stuff – windbreak rows, drainage across long frontages, and seasonal care sized for properties that a homeowner mower cannot keep up with.
Yes – the village core, the new Fernbank developments, and the larger rural-edge properties toward Richmond and Ashton. Long driveways and big lawns welcome.
With a plan. On larger lots we design zones first – where you entertain, where kids play, what you look at from the kitchen – then phase construction over seasons. It prevents the scattered-projects look big lots fall into.
Yes – larger-lot mowing, bed maintenance, and cleanup packages are priced by property, and winter snow clearing can cover the long driveways.