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Turn your outdoor vision into reality with expert design and professional installation. Dream Team plans and builds your whole outdoor space, start to finish, with one team accountable from the first site visit to the final walkthrough.
We design and build outdoor spaces for homeowners across Campbell River, Black Creek and the Comox Valley, and we plan every project around Vancouver Island’s rain, clay soil, coastal wind and seasonal growing windows.

From custom garden beds and new lawns to full property transformations with patios, walkways, retaining walls and drainage, you get a custom design, a clear quote with itemized pricing, and installation by trained crews who show up on time and clean up completely.

Custom garden beds that thrive in coastal conditions. We select plants that love our rain and handle salt air, then install them properly so they flourish for years.

Professional lawn installation that takes root fast. We prep the soil right, choose grass that survives our wet winters, and guarantee it grows thick and green.

Full property makeovers from bare dirt to a finished yard. Includes patios, walkways, retaining walls, planting, drainage, and everything in between. One team from start to finish.
From first meeting to final walkthrough, we handle every step. No surprises, no hidden costs, just professional work you can count on.
We give you a clear timeline during quoting and stick to it. Weather on the coast can shift a schedule, so we plan around it and tell you early if a job needs to move.
| Project | Typical Timeline | What Affects It |
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| Simple garden or bed installation | 2–3 days | Bed size, soil prep, plant sourcing |
| Complete landscape transformation | 1–2 weeks | Property size, drainage work, patios and walls, weather |
| Design consultation and concept | Free consultation, then concept sketches or 3D renderings | Property complexity and how many revisions you want |
Design costs depend on property size and project complexity. The consultation is free, and your quote breaks design fees and installation costs out clearly. On most residential projects, design is part of the overall package. These are the biggest cost drivers.
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Slope, clay-heavy soil and wet-season water flow decide how much prep and drainage work a design needs.
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Natural stone, river rock, pavers or concrete, plus soil, mulch and edging, priced by phase in your quote.
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Plant size, native and salt-tolerant selections, and whether you install sod or seed.
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Equipment access, ferry logistics for island properties, and how much of the property you transform.

Not sure where to start?
Why landscaping quotes vary on Vancouver IslandMost of our clients ask for a landscape that looks sharp without weekly upkeep, and that is very doable on the coast. We use native and adapted plants that thrive in coastal BC with minimal watering and pruning. Paired with proper mulching and drip irrigation, you get a yard that holds its shape without constant intervention.
Native plants are well adapted to local climate and soil, so they need less water and maintenance. They also support pollinators like bees and butterflies and reduce the need for chemical fertilizers and pesticides.
Best planting windows: early spring and fall. Roots settle in cooler weather with more natural moisture. We avoid planting during heat waves, heavy frost or soaked ground, and we schedule your installation around that.

We design around mature trees, existing patios and walkways, septic fields, wells and other permanent features. Often we can refresh what is already there instead of starting from scratch, which saves you money.
We help work out whether your project needs permits, based on scope and local bylaws. For retaining walls, drainage work or anything near a property line, we advise you on requirements and can help with the process.
Concept sketches or 3D renderings show your finished landscape with plants at mature size, so you can visualize a big transformation before you commit. Revisions are included until you are happy.

A finished outdoor space is more than plants. We build patios, walkways, stone borders and retaining walls to complement your landscape and handle heavy rain. Every hard surface is engineered for wet conditions and freeze-thaw cycles.
We also plan irrigation as part of the design, so your new lawn and beds are watered efficiently under summer water restrictions. Once the project is done, our maintenance plans keep it looking new.

A landscape design that works in Ontario will not survive a Vancouver Island winter. Ours account for heavy seasonal rain, clay-heavy soil that drains slowly, coastal wind exposure and municipal water restrictions in summer. We select plants proven to thrive here, including native species, salt-tolerant varieties and low-maintenance options that look good year-round.
That is the difference between a design that looks great on paper and one that holds up for years on your property. Thinking about hiring a designer? Read what to know and which mistakes to avoid before you decide.

Campbell River is home base for Dream Team. We know the soil, rain, slopes, access issues, and coastal conditions that shape local yards. We handle lawn maintenance, landscape installs, concrete, fencing, and cleanup with clear quotes, reliable scheduling, and work built to last.
We regularly work across Quadra Island, handling everything from rural properties to residential landscapes. Local conditions, access challenges, and growing zones are all part of the plan.
We provide landscaping services tailored to Cortes Island’s unique environment, with a focus on low-impact, practical, and well-built outdoor spaces.
Coastal conditions demand the right approach. We design and maintain landscapes that account for wind exposure, salt air, and native ecosystems common to the Black Creek area.
We serve Courtenay, Comox, Cumberland, Royston, and Merville with crews who know the local soil, drainage, and coastal weather. From lawn care to concrete patios, fencing, and full installs, we plan around the property in front of us. Wet winters, clay soil, wind exposure: we build for all of it. Clear quotes, reliable scheduling, work that lasts.
Questions? Good. We'd be worried if you didn't have any. Here's what Campbell River homeowners ask us most—straight answers, no runaround.
Absolutely — in fact, most of our clients ask for this. We use native and adapted plants that thrive in coastal BC with minimal watering and pruning. Combined with proper mulching, drip irrigation, and durable hardscaping, you get a landscape that looks sharp without weekly upkeep.
Absolutely. We design around mature trees, existing hardscaping, septic fields, wells, and other permanent features. Often we can refresh what's there instead of starting from scratch, saving you money.
We help determine if your project needs permits based on scope and local bylaws. For retaining walls, drainage work, or anything near property lines, we'll advise you on requirements and can assist with the process.
Yes. 3D renderings show exactly what your finished landscape will look like, including plants at mature size. Perfect for visualizing big transformations before spending money. Most clients find them worth the investment.
Yes, we offer landscape design consultations to help you envision your ideal outdoor space. During the consultation, our experts will discuss your preferences, assess your property, and provide recommendations tailored to your needs. This service ensures that your landscape design is both beautiful and functional, maximizing the potential of your outdoor areas.
Simple gardens take 2-3 days. Complete landscape transformations typically need 1-2 weeks depending on size and weather. We give you a clear timeline during quoting and stick to it.
Design costs depend on property size and project complexity. A consultation is free, and we'll give you a detailed quote with design fees and installation costs broken out clearly. Most residential projects include design as part of the overall package.
Using native plants in landscaping offers numerous benefits. They are well-adapted to the local climate and soil conditions, requiring less water and maintenance. Native plants also support local wildlife, including pollinators like bees and butterflies. Additionally, they can help reduce the need for chemical fertilizers and pesticides, promoting a healthier ecosystem.
Early spring and fall are usually best on Vancouver Island. Plants have cooler weather and more natural moisture while roots settle in. Avoid planting during heat waves, heavy frost, or soaked ground.
We offer a variety of landscaping services to meet your needs. These include:
Our team is dedicated to providing high-quality services that enhance the beauty and functionality of your outdoor spaces.
Practical landscaping advice based on real projects across Vancouver Island.