New this week 3.2 km
4217 W 12th Ave
Kitsilano · Vancouver
$1.84M
New house + laneway
Harbourline Homes Ltd.
7 permits this year · repeat builder
Issued Sep 22 · BP-2026-04418
Source ↗For BC landscapers
Landscaping leads from every new build in your radius.
In short
PermitRadius sends BC landscaping companies a weekly list of new homes, laneway houses, duplexes and major renovations permitted inside their service radius, with the builder behind each one. It costs from CA$39 a month, with no per-lead fees.
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How many of these jobs are near you right now?
Type your shop’s postal code. You’ll see the real count of matching permits inside your radius from the last 90 days, before you give us anything.
Landscaping · permits by city
Built for landscapers.
What counts as a landscaping job
The permits that end in a new yard.
Our landscaping filter keeps permits that almost always need soft and hard landscaping when the build wraps up.
Permit type
Why it matters
Typical value
Included
New single-detached house
Full front and back yard, often with retaining walls and irrigation
$900K–$3M
Yes
Laneway house
Shared yard rework, paths, fencing, screening planting
$350K–$600K
Yes
Duplex + multiplex (3–6 units)
Common areas, boulevard trees, strata-grade install
$1.2M–$4M
Yes
Townhouse
Multi-unit soft landscaping and maintenance contracts
$2M+
Yes
Addition / alteration ≥ $350K
Big renos often tear up the yard
$350K+
Yes
Plumbing, electrical, signage
No yard work
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No
How landscapers use it
Three plays that win the yard.
01
The builder intro
Call or drop by the site office the week the permit lands. Builders who pull 5+ permits a year need a reliable landscaper for every one of them.
Best for: repeat builders02
The pre-season quote
Price the yard while the house is still framing. When the builder is ready, your number is already on their desk.
Best for: single-detached + laneway03
The street play
A new build often wakes up the whole block. Door-hang the neighbours on that street with your before-and-afters.
No homeowner data neededWhy timing wins
Today’s permit is next spring’s backyard.
Landscaping happens months after the permit is issued. That’s your head start: meet the builder now, own the yard later.
Week 0
Permit issued
Week 1
You meet the builder
Month 3–6
Framing + roof
Month 9–14
Occupancy
Month 10–18
Landscaping starts
Typical Lower Mainland single-detached timelines. Your mileage varies by builder and season.
Landscaping leads by city
All BC cities Where the new yards are this month.
Landscaping-matched new builds, last 30 days. Sample data.
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This week’s new landscaping permits inside 15 km of your postal code, with the builders. One email, no card.
How far ahead of the landscaping do I see a job?
Usually 6 to 18 months. The permit is issued before the foundation is poured, and yards go in near occupancy. That’s the window to meet the builder.
Do you include commercial landscaping?
Not in the landscaping filter today. Commercial permits are available under Post-construction cleaning, and a commercial landscaping filter is on the roadmap.
Can I filter out small renos?
Yes. Set a minimum declared value in your settings; the landscaping default is $350K.
Do I get the homeowner’s contact info?
No. We show the builder company and the site address block only. Homeowner names, phones and emails are removed.
What cities do you cover for landscaping?
5 BC cities today: Surrey, Vancouver, New Westminster, Victoria, Maple Ridge and more. New cities are added by permit volume.
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