Garden Maintenance in South East Queensland

Fortnightly residential visits range from $90–$350 per visit depending on garden size and scope. We provide a fixed per-visit price after an onsite assessment.

Yes. One-off clean-ups are available from $280. No obligation to book ongoing if you just need a reset.

Yes. We bring all equipment including mowers, edgers, trimmers, blowers and hand tools. All equipment is maintained and sharp — we don't show up with blunt blades.

We require 48 hours notice for schedule changes. Weather-related cancellations are rescheduled at no charge — we don't charge for storms.

We aim to send the same crew each visit because consistent crews learn the garden and perform better. We can't always guarantee the same individual but will maintain the same supervisor relationship where possible.

Yes. We include basic pest observation and reporting in every visit. Treatments (herbicide, pest spray) are carried out on your authorisation — we discuss before applying anything chemical.

Included. All grass clippings, prunings and garden waste are removed from site as part of the service. No green bins to manage.

Yes. We work with property managers directly — scheduling, reporting and invoicing can go direct to the PM rather than the owner if preferred.

Yes. Monthly maintenance schedules for larger blocks and rural properties are available across SE QLD including outer areas.

We continue to work in light rain on most tasks. For full-day heavy rain, we reschedule within the same week at no charge.

Yes. Your schedule is reviewed seasonally — add irrigation checks in summer, drop lawn mowing in winter if growth slows, add mulching in spring. We adapt to what the garden actually needs.

Yes. Pre-sale packages focus on maximum visual impact — mow/edge, all hedges trimmed, beds weeded and mulched, paths blown clean. End-of-lease packages are focused on meeting real estate inspection standards.

Yes — for larger landscaping projects we offer a landscape design consultation where we discuss your goals, style preferences, budget, and maintenance expectations before any work begins. We provide concept plans and staged project options so you know exactly what you're getting. For smaller jobs like turf installation or garden maintenance, detailed design isn't necessary and we'll discuss your preferences on-site.

In Queensland's climate, we most commonly install Sir Walter Buffalo (excellent shade tolerance, soft underfoot), Zoysia (fine leaf, great for high-traffic areas), Kikuyu (fast growing, drought tolerant, suits sunny yards), and Couch (excellent for sports and active families). The best choice depends on your sun exposure, soil type, drainage, and intended use. We'll recommend the right variety during your consultation.

New turf needs to be watered 2–3 times daily for the first 2 weeks to establish roots. After that, reduce to daily watering for week 3, then every 2–3 days from week 4. Your first mow should be around 3–4 weeks after installation when the grass is firmly rooted. We'll give you a full aftercare guide with every turf installation.

Yes — we build timber sleeper and concrete block retaining walls for residential and commercial properties. Properly engineered and installed timber sleeper walls last 20–30 years. Concrete block walls have an even longer lifespan. All our retaining walls over 1m high are engineered and comply with Queensland council requirements. We obtain any necessary permits as part of our service.

Yes — we offer ongoing garden maintenance plans that can be tailored after a landscaping project or for any existing garden. Weekly, fortnightly, or monthly visits covering lawn mowing, edging, weeding, pruning, mulching, and seasonal planting. A well-maintained garden looks dramatically better and the investment in landscaping lasts much longer with regular care.

Yes — poor drainage is a very common Queensland problem, especially after heavy rain. We provide drainage solutions including surface channel drains, agricultural drains, dry creek beds, and reshaping of ground levels to direct water away from homes and structures. Fixing drainage also dramatically improves lawn health and reduces mosquito breeding. We assess drainage as part of any landscaping consultation.

A full garden makeover for a standard residential property typically takes 2–5 days. This includes clearing, soil preparation, edging, planting, mulching, and lawn work. Larger projects with retaining walls, paving, or irrigation can take 1–3 weeks. We always provide a clear timeline before starting.

Yes — we design and install automatic irrigation systems for lawns, garden beds, and vegetable gardens. A properly designed irrigation system saves water (often more than a manual watering routine), ensures consistent coverage, and can dramatically improve lawn and garden health in Queensland's dry seasons. We offer both in-ground pop-up systems and drip irrigation for garden beds.

In Southeast Queensland, the cooler dry months of April–September are ideal for most landscaping work — planting new gardens, laying turf, building structures, and major soil work. Summer (November–March) is fine for maintenance and some planting but the wet season can affect concrete pours and some installations. We work year-round and will advise on timing during your consultation.

We handle smaller tree and shrub removal as part of landscaping projects. For larger tree removal or trees near structures and power lines, we coordinate with licensed arborists. Stump grinding can be arranged as part of any job. We'll be upfront about what we can handle in-house versus what requires a specialist.