From builder grade to finished
Our Whitby specialty: the complete new-subdivision package — grading, sod, planting, interlock driveway and walkways — taken from rough grade to move-in ready outdoors.
Whitby is growing fast, and a lot of its homes belong to young families in new subdivisions — beautiful houses on bare, rough-graded lots. Pisces turns that blank slate into a finished yard: grading, sod, interlock driveway and walkways, deck and fence, all in one coordinated project.
New-subdivision specialists: from builder’s grade to move-in ready outdoors:
Our Whitby specialty: the complete new-subdivision package — grading, sod, planting, interlock driveway and walkways — taken from rough grade to move-in ready outdoors.
Precision interlock with rich patterns and borders — including the checkered finishes we are known for — on a properly built base.
Four models from about 480 to 800 sq ft with striking ACM facades — and we handle the building permit process from drawings to City approvals.
Decks, fences and privacy screens that frame the yard and stand up to Ontario winters — built as part of the whole project, not an afterthought.
Proper grading away from the house, French drains and solid-pipe systems that move water where it belongs — dry basement, dry yard.
Radiant heating under your pavers melts snow on contact. No shoveling, no salt damage, a clear driveway all winter.
Move-in day hands you a beautiful house and a lot that is essentially a construction site that grew grass — uneven grade, builder’s window wells, a plain concrete or asphalt driveway. Every neighbour starts from the same blank slate, and the families who landscape early set the look of the whole street. We do the whole thing in sequence so nothing gets redone: grading and drainage first, hardscape next, sod and planting last.
Whitby winters are real, and long driveways are a lot of shoveling. A heated snow-melting driveway — radiant tubing under the interlock, installed during the base build — keeps the whole drive clear through January without salt eating the pavers.
Serving Whitby from our Thornhill base:
As soon as the builder releases the lot and rough grading is signed off. Spring slots fill fast in new subdivisions — book early.
The whole yard — one project, one crew, from grading through planting. That is how new-subdivision work should be done.
Yes — decks, fences and privacy screens, built to handle Ontario winters, as part of the same coordinated project.
If you would rather not shovel a long double driveway all winter, yes — the system melts snow on contact, so the drive stays clear without salt damaging the pavers.
Tell us where the property is and what you have in mind — a finished yard from builder grade, a new driveway, a garden suite, or the whole property. We will help define the right next step.