Landscape design and construction
We build gardens that hold up: drainage first, structure second, planting last. Every job comes with a written scope, a stage plan and a fixed price.

What's included
- Site assessment, levels and drainage
- Sandstone and block retaining walls
- Paving, steps and pathways
- Decking and screening
- Turf laying and soil preparation
- Planting plans and irrigation
How it runs
Step 1
Site visit
We measure, check levels and drainage, and talk through how you want to use the space.
Step 2
Scope and price
A written scope, staged, with materials named and a fixed price against each stage.
Step 3
Build
One crew on site until it is done, with a weekly update and photos.
Step 4
Handover
A plant care sheet, irrigation settings and a first maintenance visit booked if you want one.
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Common questions
- How long does a full backyard build take?
- Most of our builds run three to five weeks on site once materials land. Retaining and drainage take the longest; planting and turf are the last week.
- Do you handle council approval?
- We tell you when a retaining wall or structure needs approval and prepare the drawings and levels. You lodge with council, and we work to whatever conditions come back.
- What does a build cost?
- Courtyard rebuilds start around $18,000 and full sloping-block terracing runs to $50,000. We give you a written scope with itemised stages before anything starts.