New home landscaping
Turn a bare new-build block into a complete, practical outdoor space.
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Designed for your property
A new home landscape works best when every element is planned together. We gather requirements around access, drainage, privacy, entertaining, maintenance and the architecture of your home so the full outdoor scope works as one.
New home landscaping




What the scope can include
A complete, considered finish
- Site layout and practical zoning
- Ground preparation, levels and drainage planning
- Lawns, garden beds, edging and paths
- Coordination of decks, fences, screens and pergolas
Choices to discuss
Shape it around your home
- 01Low-maintenance or planted garden
- 02Natural or artificial lawn
- 03Front yard, backyard or complete property
- 04Staged works or one complete package
A simpler way to get it moving
From bare block to a clear plan
Show us the space
We organise the right project fit
Review the scope and provider quote
Choose when you’re ready to proceed
Quotation for New home landscaping
Share the property, scope and plans.
Tell us exactly what you want. You can attach photos of the current area, architectural plans, measurements or inspiration images.
Frequently asked questions about new-home landscaping
Straight answers to common questions homeowners ask before requesting a quote.
What should I organise first after new-home handover?
Start with the site rather than the finishes. Check access, levels, drainage, retaining needs, boundaries and any areas reserved for paving, decking, a pergola or services. Once those constraints are understood, the work can be placed in a practical sequence.
What order should new-home landscaping happen in?
There is no single order for every property, but work that affects access, levels, drainage and underground preparation is usually considered before finished surfaces, lawns and planting. The sequence should match the actual site and the full project scope.
Can I organise fencing, decking, turf and a pergola as part of the same project?
Yes. Sharing the complete outdoor scope at the beginning helps connected items be considered together, even when the work will be completed in stages.
How much does new-home landscaping cost?
The cost depends on the size and condition of the site, access, levels, drainage, retaining, materials and the number of services required. Photos, plans, measurements and an approximate budget help turn a broad idea into a more useful quotation brief.
What should I send with a new-home landscaping enquiry?
Send the property address or suburb, site photos, plans if available, approximate dimensions, the services you are considering, your timing and any inspiration images. If handover has not happened yet, building plans can still be useful.
Can I plan the whole yard now and build it in stages?
Yes. A staged build can still benefit from an overall plan so finished work does not unnecessarily block access or conflict with a later stage.
