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Fence types, recent jobs, quote form
We build your landscaping site before you pay and change it whenever you ask. On Growth, every yard enquiry gets an automatic answer and a follow-up while you're laying pavers.

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Fence types, recent jobs, quote form

Click-to-call, service pages, quote form

Service pages, project gallery, quote form

Service pages, service areas, quote form

Odd-jobs list, service areas, quote form
Want to see yours?
Most landscaping buyers save photos for weeks before they ask for a quote. Your site has to be one of the places they save from.
"landscaper" plus the suburb
They want gardens like theirs, on blocks like theirs, and some idea of how a design job starts.
"retaining wall builder"
Structural work. They want to know the wall will hold and whether you need engineering or a permit.
"paving" or "decking and paving"
They compare materials: pavers, stone, concrete, timber. A page per material helps.
"garden maintenance"
Regular work, booked by the season. A clear list of what a visit includes wins it.
"artificial turf installation"
They compare turf, base preparation and drainage, and want to see installs on yards like theirs before they ask for a price.
Here's where the work goes in between.
The spring rush books you out, then the design work slows. Turf and irrigation still need doing, but nobody searching for them finds a page of yours.
A retaining wall waits on the engineer or the permit, and the days you held for it are empty. A neighbour wanting new turf books whoever they find first.
If the photos of a terraced sandstone wall only live on Instagram, someone searching "landscaper" and their suburb finds a directory and two bigger firms instead.
A backyard gets planned at night, with a sketch and a few photos. If there is nowhere to send them, the idea goes to whoever has a form.
Homeowners look at your walls and paving first, then call or send their sketch.
The big design jobs and the regular maintenance work are found by different searches, so each gets its own page.
Gardening is not licensed. Structural work, such as retaining walls, paving and some structures, is, above a set job value. The basics:
Walls, paving, decks and other structures carry your class and licence number where you hold one. Planting, turf, mulching and garden upkeep carry no licence claim at all, so nobody reads the maintenance side as structural work.
Sources, checked October 2026: Building and Plumbing Commission (VIC): structural landscaping class; NSW Government: categories of building and trade work; QBCC: trade licence classes. Rules change; check with the regulator before you rely on this.
Nothing to pay until you’ve seen your site.
No card. No call.
Your services and contact details, already in.
We make them before you pay anything.
Domain, hosting, SEO and Google profile, done.
Updates, support and small changes.
Standard
$149 + GST per month
For getting found and called.
Growth
$199 + GST per month
For winning more searches every month.
+ $499 go-live fee, after you approve
The preview is free. No card.
Month to month. Leave and it stays live to the end of the paid period.
Leaving? We export your pages and photos.
Yes. Before-and-after pairs sit side by side on the job pages, which is how most landscaping buyers judge the work.
Yes. The enquiry form takes photos and files, so a customer can send a sketch, a plan or photos of the yard.
Yes. Garden design can have its own page and enquiry path, so a client paying for a plan knows what they get before the build is quoted.
Yes. Maintenance gets a page listing what a visit covers and how often you come, with a form that asks for the block size and access.
No. We don't promise jobs, a Google ranking or income. We make it easy for someone planning a yard in Doncaster to send you a sketch and photos of the slope, and you decide which of those you quote.
No. It's a monthly plan, and you can stop in June if you want. The site stays up until the end of the month you've paid, and your pages and photos are exported for you.
No one. A yard enquiry from your site, whether it's turf for a Box Hill backyard or a sandstone retaining wall, comes to your phone only. There's no charge per enquiry or per job. Same monthly plan.
Yes. Ask us to put maintenance, turf or irrigation first for the cooler months, and the design work back on top for the spring rush. Small changes are unlimited.
No. Each enquiry reaches your phone with the block size, the sketch and the photos, and you quote and schedule from there as you do already, in a notebook, a spreadsheet or an app such as Tradify.
Another question? Add it to the preview form and we will answer it when we reply.Ask it there
Give us your trading name, the yards you want and your suburbs. Within 1 business day there's a link waiting; send it a sketch, and pay nothing until you approve.