Stone raised beds
Natural stone beds that tie into the rest of the yard instead of looking bolted onto it.
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Landscaping
Raised Garden Beds and Borders in Chilliwack
Beds, borders and edging built in stone and block, so they hold their shape instead of bulging and washing out.
- Stone and block raised beds
- Borders and edging that stay put
- Fill, topsoil and drainage sorted properly
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Serving Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley since 2013
What we build
A raised bed is a very short retaining wall with wet soil behind it, and it fails for exactly the same reasons a wall does.
Block raised beds
Segmental block beds with a clean, uniform face for straighter and more formal layouts.
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Borders and edging
A defined edge between lawn, bed and path, so mulch stays in and grass stays out.
Fill and drainage
Fill, topsoil and drainage behind the face, because a bed that holds water pushes its own wall out.
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A raised bed is a retaining wall with soil behind it
Beds bulge and come apart for the same reason walls do. Wet soil pushes, and if the water has nowhere to go the face moves.
Beds also tend to sit in the wettest part of a yard, because that is where people want to plant. We build them on a compacted base with drainage behind the face.
- A compacted base under the first course, so the bed does not settle and open at the corners.
- Drainage behind the face, so wet soil is not pushing on it every time it rains.
- An edge that holds its line, so mulch stays in the bed and the grass stays out of it.
Built like a wall, because it is one.
How it works
Three steps from the first call to finished beds.
Call or fill out the form
Tell us about the area and what you want to plant, and we will set up a time to come out.
Get a quote
We measure the beds, then you get a quote with the full scope.
We build them
One crew takes the job from the first dig to the final cleanup.
Guides and advice
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What customers say
Reviews from across the Fraser Valley
Great company 5/5. Owen and team are honest and hard working.
We always use them for our jobs. Easy to work with and very reliable.
We have hired this crew for various projects on our acreage. The latest project was an equestrian riding arena, which turned out excellent. They are always willing to take on tasks and challenges with great outcome. Their operators and labourers are hard-working and willing to put in the time to get a job done.
Common questions
Why do my raised beds bulge?
Wet soil pushing on a face with nowhere for the water to go, usually on a base that was never compacted. It is the same failure a retaining wall has, just at a smaller scale.
Stone or block for a raised bed?
Stone ties into a natural looking yard. Block suits straighter, more formal layouts and holds a very clean line. Both go on the same base with the same drainage behind them.
Can you match beds to an existing wall?
Usually yes, if the original material is still available. Point it out on the site visit and we will tell you what we can match.
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Garden beds across the Fraser Valley
Based in Chilliwack, working with homeowners and businesses from Langley through to Hope.
Not sure if we cover your area? Call (604) 703-8315 and we will tell you right away.