BlackBerry University and Northfield Hub

In the height of the Blackberry craze and their quick expansion, we were contracted to work on all of the numerous buildings they acquired within the Waterloo Region as well as completing the entire University and Northfield new build development.

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Downtown Kitchener Revitalization

This award-winning project has been noted in the planning and horticulture world as a leading example of amazing urban planning and development, and we were fortunate enough to be part of this innovative design.

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Waterloo Region Ion LRT

Waterloo Region Ion LRT

RETAINING WALLS | PROJECT MANAGEMENT | COMMERCIAL LANDSCAPING

This is currently the largest construction project ever taken on by the Region of Waterloo.  We were engaged to complete 5,500 square face meters of retaining walls, installing soil cells, planting of 2,500 trees and 15,000 shrubs, laying 45,000 square meters of topsoil and sod, and hydroseeding the 19 kilometers of rail line.  We also provided the street sweeping and dust control for the entire project.  With our excellent performance, we were continuously requested to complete numerous specialty services that arose on the project such as boardwalks, fencing and even snow removal during the construction phases.

What they say about us

Happy Customers

“Our beautiful, mature, perennial beds at the front of our house was destroyed by the LRT construction. After a lot of battles with the Region and Grand Linq, they sent in Moser Landscaping to restore our beds. Moser couldn't have been more helpful. I had submitted a list of plants to the Region, which was given to Moser. When the team arrived last fall, they looked at the photos on the phone, asked for my input in placement, were sympathetic about the very stressful situation and did a lovely job. This spring, the plants look wonderful (I'm taking photos every day!) and the peonies are blooming. Thank you so much for bringing 2 years of construction hell to a positive ending for us.”
Sandi Hall Henning