WE ARE BCCSA COR CERTIFIED
WE BRING YOUR LANDSCAPE TO LIFE
COR - United Landscapes is Worksafe BC COR Certified. COR (Certification of Recognition) is an incentive program that rewards employers for implementing effective Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems. United is fully certified and has demonstrated a commitment to protecting the safety and well-being of our employees. We are devoted to maintaining a culture of safety on all of our job sites. Not only do we take pride in our work, we are also very safety conscious. United is fully insured and bonded.
ABOUT US
DUSTIN
ANDRUSIAK
OWNER/CEO
Dustin has been with the United team since 2006, he has since trained in all divisions of the company including Landscaping, Maintenance, and Irrigation. After graduating from UBCO in 2008 with a degree in Marketing and Management, Dustin successfully tackled the role of Sales Account Manager and has recently expanded his position to the Landscape Division Manager; he oversees all aspects of United’s Landscape Division. Dustin excels at customer service and leadership and provides top-quality landscaping services to all of our clients.
KEN
ANDRUSIAK
FOUNDER
Ken spent 13 years in the classroom as a high school teacher and coach, he is an entrepreneur and has owned a variety of businesses. As well, Ken has been involved in a number of educational institutions and programs. In 2005, Ken purchased an irrigation company (United Irrigation) and used his extensive experience, expertise and leadership skills to build a team that has worked together to grow and expand United to include Landscaping, Maintenance, and Irrigation divisions.
NURSERY
United Landscapes has its own nursery and greenhouse. Our plant nursery contributes to providing healthy space and environments for new plants to grow. Our nursery crew cares for each species with specific protocols. Plants from our nursery tend to look more appealing because our skilled gardeners have cared for them before they are planted in the various projects that we supervise.
