New lawn over ground that has been properly decompacted, graded and prepared. On a new block the preparation is most of the work and it is the reason the lawn still looks good in year three.
How we lay new turf
Alfresco areas, paths and driveway edges paved to a level, free-draining finish. On recently filled ground the base preparation matters, or the paving settles and moves within a couple of seasons.
How we approach paving
Walls to hold the step between your pad and the neighbour's, and to square up a graded block into usable flat yard. Very common here, since most blocks were cut and filled to a building pad.
How we build retaining walls
Mulch at a depth that holds moisture on an exposed block with no canopy. On a new estate this is one of the cheapest things you can do to keep young plants alive through summer.
More on mulching
Shaping and maintaining the screening hedges most new blocks need along the boundary, where houses sit close together and there is nothing else blocking the view.
How we trim hedges
Clearing beds, paving joints and gravel back to a clean finish. A bare new block grows weeds fast, and getting on top of it before planting saves repeating the work.
More on weeding
Shaping young trees so they grow into the right form rather than needing heavy correction in five years. Early pruning on a new block is cheap and pays off.
More on tree pruning and trimming
Builder's debris, excess fill, offcuts and green waste taken away. Clearing the leftovers from a new block is usually its own load and we size it in the quote.
See our rubbish removal
Removing a tree or large stump left on the block, or one planted too close to the house. Where approval is needed through the City of Blacktown we flag it at quoting stage.
About our tree lopping work