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Service Area · Southwest
Landscaping in Heritage Valley Town Centre, Edmonton
New build? Get your bare lot landscaped before winter.
New build? Get your bare lot landscaped before winter.
Full new-build landscape packages, paving stone, fencing, and seasonal contracts across Southwest Edmonton.
Heritage Valley Town Centre is a city-owned 119-acre development in southwest Edmonton, with 55 acres dedicated as municipal reserve and district park. The build-out mixes residential, commercial, and the district-park amenity, giving the community a multi-year runway and both private and commercial landscape demand.
ALA Landscaping works both sides of the Heritage Valley Town Centre opportunity: residential new-build installs for incoming homeowners, and commercial maintenance / snow contracts for the commercial frontage as it lights up. Residential scope is the standard new-build package — grading, sod, paving stone, fencing — and we hold seasonal contracts on either side.
The work new-build owners in Heritage Valley Town Centre call us about most often.
Bare-dirt Heritage Valley Town Centre lots get the full treatment: re-grading away from the foundation, topsoil, then quality sod or seed suited to Alberta turf.
More about soddingExcavation, proper base, paver layout, and edging — patios and walkways built to hold up through Alberta freeze-thaw cycles.
More about paving stoneCedar privacy fencing, property-line fencing, and wood / composite deck builds. Properly framed, properly footed.
More about fence & deckFor the Heritage Valley Town Centre lots that need them — engineered base, proper drainage, segmental block or natural stone.
More about retaining wallsSeasonal contracts: regular mowing, edging, fertilizing, aeration, and spring / fall cleanup so the new yard stays sharp.
More about lawn maintenanceDriveways, walkways, and commercial lots in Heritage Valley Town Centre. Scheduled contracts and on-call response for big storms.
More about snow removalCall or send a message. We'll book a site visit and you'll have a written quote in hand before anything starts.