The Standing Order
Native planting, stone beds and curbing on Leila Avenue.
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2024 Award of Excellence · Residential maintenance
Maximum curb appeal, minimum Saturdays. Synthetic turf, a geometric paver grid and a sport court across 2,500+ sq ft front and back — built in three weeks.
“It had to be easy to maintain — but still look amazing from the street.” Low-maintenance and high-impact rarely arrive together.
The homeowners wanted their property to stand out on the street, but they didn’t want to spend every weekend mowing, watering and weeding. Most low-maintenance yards solve the second problem by giving up on the first.
This one didn’t. Premium synthetic turf, a bold geometric paver grid and crisp concrete curbing give the yard an architectural look that needs almost nothing from its owners — and the same design language runs from the front yard to the back.
Zone by zone
Every material was picked for how little it asks of the homeowners — and how sharp it still looks from the street.

Premium synthetic turf stays green 365 days a year: no mowing, watering, fertilizing or brown patches after a Winnipeg winter.
Set into it, clean-cut square pavers form a precise grid — part art installation, part pathway — that gives the lawn replacement real architectural structure.

A professional-grade sport court gives the family a dedicated place for games and exercise. The vibrant blue surface adds a playful note, and the turf surround keeps the area clean and mud-free all season.

Poured concrete curbing defines every edge, separating turf from decorative black gravel and keeping each material where it belongs. The gravel adds contrast and depth, and needs nothing at all once it’s down.

Strategic planting softens the geometry without adding work. Drought-resistant perennials and shrubs thrive in Winnipeg’s climate with minimal intervention, on drip irrigation for the beds only — proof that low-maintenance doesn’t mean no plants.
The build
Design, lawn removal, grading, turf, pavers, sport court, curbing, gravel, planting and fencing — all our own crews, in three weeks.
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Tell us how much time you want to spend on the yard — and how you want it to look from the street. That conversation is where a project like this starts.