
Canterbury, Sydney

Lawns, planted beds, paths and outdoor makeovers for Peakhurst homes, with garden levels and access considered in the layout.
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We can define the different uses of your garden with paths, beds and comfortable surface connections. Some areas can remain open while planting gives others a boundary. Edging, material changes and garden retaining work are chosen according to the separation and levels required.
A Canterbury front yard with no defined path or bed lines. Aluminium garden edging was installed to set the zones, turf was laid across the lawn area, and concrete stepping stones were set into white pebbles to carry the route from the street to the entrance.
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Planting, edging and changes of surface can define areas without a retaining structure. Choose the treatment for the required separation and the ground levels.
Yes. Start with what you want to do outside and what is not working in the garden. Outdoor Blitz can help plan the layout, surfaces and planting alongside the construction work. If you already have a plan, share it with your enquiry so the proposed work can be discussed.
Useful planting, lawn and sound surfaces can form part of the new layout. Their condition, levels and position need to work with the changes. Tell us which features you value so they can be considered when planning the work.
The area being changed, materials, removal of existing surfaces, ground preparation and access all affect the cost. The choice of surface, soil requirements and finished levels help define the work involved. Describe the changes you want so the quote can cover the work involved; photographs can help show the starting point.
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Tell us how you would like to use your garden and what you want to change.