Forest Hill Driveway & Front Walk
Toronto, ON
Full driveway replacement with tumbled Unilock pavers in herringbone bond, integrated permeable strip along the garage threshold, and a curved front walk with limestone border accents.
Portfolio
Every project below was built on a real lot, for a real family, through real Canadian weather. The work ranges from tight downtown footprints to sprawling estate perimeters — what stays constant is the drainage-first discipline and the finishing details that survive seasons.
Toronto, ON
Full driveway replacement with tumbled Unilock pavers in herringbone bond, integrated permeable strip along the garage threshold, and a curved front walk with limestone border accents.
Hamilton, ON
Three-tier natural stone patio on a sloped lot — retaining walls, integrated seating, and a fire pit landing sized for eight with built-in drainage through every level transition.
Burlington, ON
Wraparound composite deck with concealed fasteners, picture-frame border, integrated riser lights, and a dry-space system beneath for basement egress protection.
Oakville, ON
Full-perimeter cedar privacy fence with horizontal slat sections at the front, traditional shadow-box along the lane, and a 6-foot steel-framed estate gate with automatic opener.
Toronto, ON
Complete yard rebuild on a narrow downtown lot — stone patio with built-in kitchen counter, gas fire table, cedar screen wall for privacy, and three-zone LED lighting.
Whitby, ON
Driveway widening, front porch extension with natural stone treads, and garden-bed retaining walls — designed to frame the entry and manage lot grading away from the foundation.
Mississauga, ON
Combination build: PVC deck around an above-grade pool with non-slip surface, stepping down to a natural stone patio with a dining terrace and integrated planter walls.
Hamilton, ON
U-shaped outdoor kitchen with natural stone veneer, granite countertops, built-in gas grill, fridge, and a pergola structure with fan and lighting — designed for three-season hosting.
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