About All Outdoor and Landscapes Perth
All Outdoor and Landscapes Perth is a website for homeowners planning landscaping in Perth's northern suburbs, from Balcatta and Scarborough up to Joondalup. It is not a landscaping company and does not carry out garden work itself. The site helps you work out what your front yard, backyard or verge project involves, so you can decide what you want before asking for a free quote from a licensed and insured local contractor.
Who this landscaping site is for
This site is written for Perth homeowners who want a better garden but are not sure where to start. You might be weighing up a native planting scheme for a sandy block in Duncraig, new paving around the pool in Hillarys, or a tidy verge in Doubleview. The pages here are meant to make those choices clearer.
It covers residential work only. Commercial grounds, strata maintenance contracts and large public projects sit outside what the site is about.
Are you the landscaper?
No. Nobody behind this website digs, plants, paves or builds anything. The landscaping itself is done by licensed and insured local contractors.
That distinction matters when you read the guides. Suggestions here are general, and your own soil, levels and budget will shape what suits your yard.
How the site helps with your garden project
The aim is to help you plan your garden project with more confidence. Useful places to start:
- Landscaping services explains the difference between jobs such as small garden makeovers, paving and landscaping, pool surrounds and native gardens, so you can pick the one that matches your plans.
- Areas shows the northern suburbs the guides cover, from Balcatta outwards, and what tends to change from coast to inland blocks.
- Contact is where you can share details of your project.
How does this site make money?
It is a fair question, and the answer is set out plainly in the Terms. Reading them takes a few minutes and covers how the site is run and what happens with the details you provide on the form.
A practical next step
Before asking for a price, decide which part of the yard matters most this year and roughly how you want to use it: entertaining, low water planting, play space or simply easier upkeep. Note anything awkward, such as a slope, limited side access or an existing pool fence. When you are ready, you can request a free quote here and a licensed and insured local contractor can follow up.