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Our designs capture your unique style and the natural beauty of Midland. We create personalized landscapes that perfectly reflect your vision. Experience a smooth and transparent journey from consultation to completion. We handle everything, ensuring a hassle-free transformation.
Safeguard your property against erosion and flooding with our bespoke solutions. We use premium materials and innovative techniques to create landscapes that are both resilient and visually appealing.
Create a serene outdoor space with our tailored coastal gardens. Designed to harmonize with the natural environment, our gardens offer a tranquil retreat that complements your waterfront lifestyle. From stunning patios to elegant stone walkways, our features add value and sophistication to your property. Each element is meticulously crafted to enhance both functionality and beauty.
From the first sketch to the final touch, we transform your vision into reality. Every deck, patio, and garden becomes a sanctuary of joy, peace, and togetherness. Your trust is our cornerstone, and we dedicate ourselves to unparalleled craftsmanship and attention to detail.
At Forty Five Scapes, we're committed to providing premium design and build landscaping services in Midland and surrounding areas. Experience the difference with us!
We offer the best landscaping construction guarantee in the business. We stand by a 5-year Warranty on all our installation projects.
Our reputation speaks for itself—we're among the most trusted landscaping companies in Midland, known for exceeding customer expectations.
Your needs are our priority. We guarantee fast and efficient follow-ups, ensuring you feel taken care of the way you deserve.
Forty Five Scapes has become a cornerstone of the Midland community. Check out our work at community parks and city buildings.
We have a history of creating beautiful landscapes in Midland, Collingwood, Barrie and surrounding areas, and our decades of combined experience ensures your outdoor space is nothing short of spectacular.
Conducting a thorough site analysis is the first step in any landscaping project. This involves assessing the soil, drainage, sunlight, and existing vegetation to inform your design choices.
Budgeting for your beachfront landscape is essential. Costs can add up quickly, so it's important to plan for both initial installation and ongoing maintenance. Consider setting aside a contingency fund for unexpected expenses.
Hiring a professional landscape designer can be a wise investment. They bring expertise and experience that can help you avoid costly mistakes and ensure your project is completed to a high standard.
Managing sand is a critical aspect of beachfront landscaping. Sand can shift and blow, creating maintenance challenges. Incorporating barriers, such as plants or retaining walls, can help keep sand in place.
Erosion is a major concern for beachfront properties. Techniques such as planting deep-rooted vegetation, using erosion control blankets, and installing retaining walls can help stabilize the soil and prevent erosion.
Proper drainage is essential to prevent waterlogging and damage to your landscape. This may involve grading the land, installing French drains, or using permeable paving materials to facilitate water flow.
Every journey starts with a first step. Strike up a conversation with our low key, no pressure team and begin your journey.
Get an EstimateTo prevent erosion, use a combination of deep-rooted vegetation, erosion control blankets, and retaining walls. Planting native grasses and shrubs helps stabilize the soil, while physical barriers can protect against wind and water erosion.
Sustainable practices include using eco-friendly materials like recycled plastic or sustainably sourced wood, implementing water conservation techniques such as drip irrigation and rainwater harvesting, and designing landscapes that support local wildlife by providing habitats for birds, butterflies, and beneficial insects.
Managing sand involves creating barriers to prevent it from shifting and blowing away. Use plants with strong root systems, such as beach grass, to hold sand in place. Additionally, consider installing retaining walls or using landscape fabric to stabilize sandy areas.
Yes, you may need a permit for certain types of beachfront landscaping, especially if your project involves significant alterations to the land, such as building structures or modifying the shoreline. Check with your local municipality for specific zoning laws and environmental regulations before starting your project.
Every journey starts with a first step. Strike up a conversation with our low key, no pressure team and begin your journey.