Started in a Yale Road garage.
Twelve years later, 3,200 properties.

GreenGuard started in 2014 because we had spent enough seasons watching weed control in the Fraser Valley get treated as an afterthought. The national franchises sent technicians who did not know the streets. The one-truck operations vanished after one season. There was a gap for a local outfit that would take it seriously, run year-round, and treat every property like the crew lived next door.

The first year was a borrowed sprayer, a Provincial Pesticide Service License, and a list of properties in Sardis. The pitch was simple. A 30-day guarantee in writing. No asterisks. No exclusions. If a weed came back, we came back.

That guarantee is still the operating model. The crew has grown, the routes have expanded to nine cities, and we now run scheduled treatments from Hope to Yarrow. The program a customer signs up for in 2026 is structurally the same one we offered in 2014. Property walk-through before quoting. Written treatment plan. Photo log after every visit. 30-day guarantee with no fine print.

What has changed is depth. Twelve years of treating Fraser Valley properties means we know which neighbourhoods see crabgrass pressure starting in mid-March (Promontory) versus mid-April (Eastern Hillsides). We know that Sumas Prairie soil chemistry needs a different herbicide blend than the Yale Road floodplain. We know Hope properties need iron sulfate alongside selective herbicide because mountain-valley moss outpaces every Lower Mainland service that comes through.

That depth does not come from a national franchise script. It comes from running the same streets for a decade.