Tracy, John and Darlene New front yard
We came out to this property and talked with Tracy and Darlene. They had a vision of what they wanted… Read more…
Some of our Work!
Kettle Valley Rock wall Construction
For this project, we had the pleasure of working with a blank slate, as our clients were building their new home… Read more…
Raven Ridge Foundation Excavation
This project started originally with an inquiry about some bank retaining. We then work with the clients, suggesting to them… Read more…
Raven Ridge Septic System Install
Called out by “Woodtime construction” and working with “Deans Tech Consulting” at this new house construction, we did the excavation for… Read more…
Quail Ridge Rock wall rebuild
We received a call to look at this rock wall in May of 2015. When we arrived on site, we… Read more…
Predator Ridge Lot #11 Rock wall
This 2 tiered, 6 meter high wall rock wall was designed and engineered by Macton Construction, with us taking care… Read more…
Deano’s Landscaping & Excavation Project
We Started this project this year as it was time to update our look. After 17 years of Landscaping experience… Read more…
Terry and Lori’s Rock Solid Foundation
After buying a nice piece of property to retire on, Terry and Lori approached us with there plans to create… Read more…
Mike & Kris’ Landscaping Wishes
When Mike & Kris first contacted us they had a back yard that was completely over grown and unusable. We… Read more…
Kawinsky’s Pond
We have worked close at hand with Jay for about 4 years now. Each year we get a step closer… Read more…
Snow Removal
I would like to highlight our snow & ice management service we provide with over 13 years of experience. I… Read more…
Shane & Mandy’s Backyard Makeover
This project was started in the Fall of 2009 starting with the brush removal in prep for all the following… Read more…
Complete Landscaping Needed? We Can Help.
If your yard is boring, or you want a change, call Deano’s Landscaping & Excavating. We can come and look… Read more…
Are You Landscaping Your Yard?
Before cutting down that special tree or destroying a plant, consider transplanting. This Blue spruce was 35′ in Height.
