Clearing scrub, old fencing, farm leftovers and green waste from large blocks. On acreage this is often the whole first stage and it is measured in loads rather than bags.
See our rubbish removal
New lawn over prepared and graded ground. On a large block we are realistic about how much turf you can actually keep watered, and will suggest concentrating it near the house rather than covering the paddock.
More on turf laying
Walls to hold a fall, create a level house surround or terrace a sloping paddock edge into usable yard.
How we build retaining walls
Entries, alfresco areas and paths paved to a level, free-draining finish, with the base built for the vehicle traffic a rural block actually gets.
How we approach paving
Mulch at a depth that genuinely holds moisture, which matters far more on a block where irrigation does not reach everywhere.
More on mulching
Long boundary screens and windbreak planting kept to a clean line. On an open block a windbreak is doing real work rather than just screening a fence.
How we trim hedges
Shaping young trees so they establish into the right form, and reducing established farm-era trees that are now too close to a house or a shed.
See our pruning and trimming
Beds, paths, gravel and fence lines cleared back, roots included. On a large block we focus this where it shows rather than pretending to weed acreage.
More on weeding
Removing a farm-era tree that has failed or sits too close to a structure. The suburb straddles Camden and Liverpool, so we confirm which council's rules apply before quoting.
About our tree lopping work