Front walkways
The path from the driveway to the door, set level and drained so it does not heave in winter.
Hardscaping
Walkways and Steps in Chilliwack
Paths and steps that connect the house, the yard and the levels between them, built on a base that does not heave.
- Paver, flagstone and natural stone paths
- Stone and block steps between levels
- Compacted base so nothing lifts or twists
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Serving Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley since 2013
What we build
A walkway is the part of a yard people touch every day, which is why an uneven one gets noticed immediately.
Garden paths
Flagstone and stepper paths through beds and lawn, set flush instead of rocking underfoot.
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Stone and block steps
Steps between levels, built into the slope rather than set on top of it.
Steps off a patio
Where a patio meets a grade change, the steps and the low wall get built together.
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A path that rocks underfoot was set on the wrong base
Walkways fail in two ways. They heave when water sits under them and freezes, and they rock when the base was never properly compacted.
Both are dealt with before the stone goes down, by digging to depth, compacting, and giving the water a way out.
- Dug to depth and compacted, so the path does not settle through the first wet season.
- Fall set across the path, so water runs off instead of sitting under the stone.
- Steps built into the slope, tied into the ground rather than stacked on the surface.
Level underfoot. Year after year.
How it works
Three steps from the first call to a finished walkway.
Call or fill out the form
Tell us about the route and where it changes level, and we will set up a time to come out.
Get a quote
We measure the run, then you get a quote with the full scope.
We build it
One crew takes the job from the first dig to the final cleanup.
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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 does my walkway heave in winter?
Water sitting under it. When that water freezes it expands and lifts the surface. The fix is drainage and a base that lets water move, not a thicker surface on top.
Can steps be added to an existing slope?
Yes, and they are better cut into the slope than stacked on it. Steps tied into the ground stay put. Steps set on the surface creep downhill.
What is the best material for a path?
It depends on the look you want and how the path is used. Pavers are the most forgiving underfoot and the easiest to reset. Flagstone suits treed and sloped lots. Both go on the same base.
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Walkways 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.