Innova Property Services

September doesn’t have to feel cold. This warm and welcoming entrance to your home will keep you feeling great all year round. sage brush matched the exterior stone very well with stunning pillars and a curved wall feature made with and plantings from . Swipe to see the before !
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This Transformation Thursday took this backyard to a whole new level in just 5 days. Swipe to see the result!
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Black Limestone is looking fantastic on this entrance. A great way to rejuvenate your home. Swipe to see the transformation
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This front porch demo and rebuild was a nice project to start up the fall season. Swipe to see the complete progress from start to finish!
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🌱This homeowner had a vision for their Toronto hideaway, lots of plants! 🪴 Swipe to see the transformation, anything is possible !
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Large format slabs are a beautiful thing! But not for the faint of heart… These 2 foot by 3 foot slabs are 60mm thick weighing in at 170 pounds each! Do you think the end result is worth it?
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🌱 Emerald Cedars are a beautiful selection for your property line to create a secluded backyard. Water, fertilizer and rich Tripple mix are ideal for successful plantings 🌲
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We spent a few off-days to help get this Grotto prepared for BFO Catholic Church as they continue the journey to build their new church in Markham.
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Another project complete! A great way to create a more welcoming entrance is to rejuvenate the floor of your concrete patio. These 2cm Porcelain Pavers by are a strong, durable and slip resistant option.
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💡Something we often are asked by our customers regarding their deck or fence project is “do I NEED to replace this?” Often times we find the answer to be… NO! If we are able to confirm that the main frame and structure is strong and sound upon assessment, restoration is certainly an option! It is a great way to maintain your living space, modernize the look and also save some💰 Swipe to see the before/after progress for yourself!
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Small jobs are some of our favourite. This 7 course retaining wall was constructed using a traditional wood design with “deadman” beams and rebar for a strong support. The interlock pathway edge was cut with an expanding radius curve topped with a dark border for a modern look
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