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1 published landscaper Spallumcheen, BC

Landscaping and grounds services: lawn maintenance and mowing contracts, garden design and installation, hedge and shrub pruning, tree services and arborists, irrigation installation and repair, hardscaping, patios, retaining walls, paving, yard grading, and seasonal cleanups. Listings carry phone, website and posted hours plus the neighbourhood the business is based in. Where the company publishes it, the listing notes whether it takes one-off work or contracts only, whether commercial and strata properties are served, whether there is a certified arborist on staff, and which areas are covered. Tree work is the part worth being careful about. Removing or heavily pruning a protected tree usually requires a municipal permit, and hiring an arborist certified by the International Society of Arboriculture protects both the tree and you. Ask to see certification and insurance. Bookings are seasonal and predictable: spring cleanups and irrigation startups fill in March, and autumn leaf and gutter work fills in October.
Landscaping & Lawn Care in Spallumcheen BC

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CutTree.Co, landscaper in Spallumcheen BC

CutTree.Co

Tree removal and take downs in Spallumcheen by insured, certified arborists based in Kelowna. Stump grinding, clean up and 24/7 emergency callouts.

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From the blog

Guides and roundups written for Spallumcheen, with the businesses linked inline.

Autumn and Halloween in Spallumcheen

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Halloween Ideas and Events in Spallumcheen

O'Keefe Ranch's Field of Screams, physically within the Township, plus the nearly 30-year-running St. Anne's Road pumpkin patch.

By Warren Kroeker Read
Spallumcheen hosts the fair without breaking stride in Spallumcheen BC

3 min read

Spallumcheen hosts the fair without breaking stride

The township wraps the IPE grounds, so the 125th fair is minutes away while the fields stay quiet. Farm gates, Pillar Lake paddles, and Saturday parade logistics.

By Warren Kroeker Read

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