LANDSCAPING SERVICES IN PERTH

Zoned to your garden, not guessed

Lawn, garden beds and pots all drink differently, so we split the yard into zones and match sprinklers and drippers to each one — even pop-up coverage on the lawn, low targeted drip on the beds. No dry patches, no runoff down the driveway.

Built for Perth conditions

Perth summers are long and dry and there's a residential watering roster. We set the controller to your allocated days and to run early when less is lost to evaporation. On sandy soils, shorter more frequent cycles beat one long soak — the aim is water in the root zone, not past it.

New systems and repairs

We install complete new systems as part of a landscaping job and add zones when you put in new lawn or beds. Blown solenoids, cracked lines and heads that won't pop up are usually a quick fix rather than a full replacement.

Set and forget

Once it's in we program the controller with you and show you how to adjust it through the seasons, so the garden looks after itself.

The prep is the job

Turf that fails almost always fails underneath. We strip the old surface, sort the levels and falls, add and rake a quality soil, and firm it off before a single roll goes down. Laid on prepared ground, new turf knits in fast and gives you an even, soft lawn.

Choosing the right lawn

A hard-wearing couch and a soft-leaf buffalo behave very differently in sun versus shade, and with kids and pets versus a quiet verge. We'll talk through what handles your conditions before recommending a variety.

Watering it in

The first few weeks decide whether new turf takes. With reticulation in place we set it to give fresh turf the frequent light watering it needs to establish, then wind it back.

Part of the bigger picture

Turf is often the last step after retaining, paving and retic. Doing it as one project means the levels, edges and watering all line up.

When synthetic makes sense

Deep shade down the side of the house, a small courtyard, a heavily used play or pet area, or a spot you'd rather never mow or water — synthetic turf solves those. Green through summer, hard-wearing, and needing little more than an occasional brush and hose.

It's all in the base

Good artificial lawn lives or dies on the base. We excavate, lay and compact a free-draining foundation, screed it level, then fix and infill the turf so it sits flat, drains after rain and doesn't ripple. A skipped base is why cheap synthetic goes wavy within a year.

Looks the part

Modern synthetic turf has varied blade colours and lengths so it reads like a real, healthy lawn. We run the pile in one direction and join it so seams disappear.

Mix and match

Plenty of yards use both — real turf on the open sunny lawn, synthetic in the shaded side return or around the pool.

A solid base and the right falls

We excavate to depth, compact road base, and screed a bedding layer before any pavers go down, and set deliberate falls so water sheds away from the house toward drainage — not by eye.

Patios, alfrescos and driveways

An alfresco turns unused yard into the room you live in over summer. A driveway is built to a heavier spec to take vehicles without rutting. Paths and pool surrounds each have their own requirements, and we build each to suit its job.

Choosing pavers

Clay, concrete and natural stone, from classic brick to large modern format. We'll help you pick something that suits the house and Perth sun, and lay it in a pattern that fits the space.

Edges, cuts and finish

Clean cuts around obstacles, solid edge restraints so the field can't spread, and neatly filled joints — that's the part that still looks sharp years later.

The material that says Perth backyard

Limestone is local, weathers to a warm natural colour, and suits everything from a heritage cottage to a new build. It frames beds, raises planting areas and adds height and structure to a flat yard.

Feature and garden-bed walls

Freestanding feature walls, low border walls around a lawn or driveway, and raised garden beds define a space and give it a finished edge. Built level and true and capped neatly, they make a yard feel designed rather than just planted.

Block and finish options

Limestone comes in reconstituted blocks in a range of sizes and finishes as well as natural rock. We match the block and coursing to the look you're after and tie it in with any paving or retaining.

Turning a slope into usable space

A lot of blocks around the Swan Valley have a fall across them, and a sloping yard is hard to use. Retaining walls cut that slope into level terraces you can pave, turf and plant — it's the first step in most bigger projects.

Built to hold, not just to look good

A retaining wall is structural, so how it's built underground matters as much as what you see. We put in proper footings, build the wall to suit the height and load, and install drainage behind it so water pressure can't push it out — skipping the drainage is the most common reason walls fail.

Heights and engineering

Lower garden walls are straightforward. Taller walls, walls near boundaries and walls holding up a driveway can need engineering and council approval — we'll let you know when that applies and build to what's required.

The foundation for the rest

Because retaining sets the levels for the whole yard, it's worth planning the paving, turf and retic at the same time.

One project, one team

Most of our work isn't a single service — it's the entire backyard. We take a bare or tired yard and handle the lot: retaining and levels, paving, reticulation, turf and limestone walls, all to one plan. You deal with us from the first site visit to handover, not a string of separate trades.

Why it's worth doing together

When the whole yard is built as one job, the falls, drainage, edges, levels and watering all line up, and the ground isn't dug twice. It works out cleaner, better value and properly finished — rather than a series of half-done weekends that never quite match up.

Bare blocks and renovations

New-build blocks handed over as bare sand, and older yards that need ripping out and starting again, are both bread-and-butter for us. We'll plan the space around how you actually want to use it before anything goes in the ground.