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Bootleg Contracting provides landscape, design and irrigation services in the East Kootenays. Its website also lists fencing and environmental work, with published project examples involving planting, sod and hardscape. The contact page provides a form and published email.
- Planting and garden design
- Irrigation
- Hardscape
Services & coverage
Work offered
- Planting and garden design
- Irrigation
- Hardscape
Provider role
Landscape contractor
Public sources
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BOOTLEG CONTRACTING LTD. · BC1349054 · Status: active · Registered Feb 19, 2022
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Services, coverage and contact details
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Questions to ask
- What exactly is included in the price, and what would be billed as extra?
- When can you start, how long will it take, and who will be on site?
- Can you send your insurance certificate, WorkSafeBC clearance letter and two strata references?
- How often will the crew visit?
- Is snow removal part of the contract?
- Who handles trees and pesticides?
Work at Bootleg Contracting Ltd.? Correct your coverage, services, logo and contact details. Last checked Oct 3, 2026.
Update this listing Advertise on Strata MatchQuestions councils ask
How often will the crew visit?
Get the visit schedule for each season and what a visit includes, so quotes can be compared on the same basis.
Is snow removal part of the contract?
Some companies bundle winter service, others price it separately or don't offer it. Ask how soon after a snowfall they clear.
Who handles trees and pesticides?
Tree work should involve a certified arborist, and pesticide use needs a BC applicator certificate.
