TL;DR
Calgary Landscape, a company founded in 1973, has acquired Mirage Landscaping, a Calgary-based landscaping company with three generations of industry experience. The acquisition brings together two locally owned companies with complementary strengths in landscape construction and commercial maintenance.
Founded in 1973, Calgary Landscape has served the Calgary market for more than 50 years. Since becoming employee-owned in 1998, the company has remained owner-operated and offers commercial landscape maintenance and snow services.
Mirage Landscaping has also earned a position in the Calgary market. Backed by three generations of industry experience, the company is known for serving both residential and commercial clients.
“We’re excited to welcome Mirage Landscaping into Calgary Landscape,” says Scott Forrest, principal, Calgary Landscape. “They have built a business rooted in quality, strong relationships, and pride in their work. Together, we are well positioned to build on those strengths and continue delivering exceptional service across the Calgary market.”
“This is about more than growth,” says Jeff Peters, president. “It’s about bringing together two locally owned companies that care deeply about people, service, and creating outdoor spaces that add value to the properties and communities we serve. Mirage Landscaping brings strength in landscape construction and installation, while Calgary Landscape has deep expertise in commercial maintenance and snow and ice management. The strategic fit is strong and the opportunities are significant.”
“This partnership is especially meaningful given the longstanding connection between our companies," Forrest adds. "Our founder, Roger Forrest, began his career working for Jeff’s grandfather, T.C. Lamoureux. With multiple generations involved in both businesses and a shared commitment to setting a high standard in Calgary’s landscape industry, this next chapter is a natural fit and helps ensure the company remains locally owned.”
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This story was originally published in Lawn & Landscape on June 11, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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