Request a landscaping quote in Perth's northern suburbs

What helps a landscaping quote

A quote is easier to price when the job is clear. These details make the biggest difference:

• Your suburb. Sandy coastal blocks in Scarborough or Hillarys can need different preparation from established gardens further inland.
• The job type. Say whether it is a front yard, backyard, verge, pool surround, paving or a native garden, or a mix.
• The rough size. Approximate measurements or a simple description such as "small courtyard" or "full backyard" are fine.
• What is there now. Lawn, old paving, garden beds, trees or bare sand all change the work involved.

Photos and notes worth adding

A few photos of the area from different angles show slope, access and existing features better than words. Take one from the street or gate if machinery or materials would need to come through a narrow side path.

In the notes, mention anything you already know you want, such as low water planting, a paved entertaining area or a tidy verge. If you have a budget range or a preferred timeframe, it helps to include that too.

You do not need a finished plan

Plenty of people start with a photo and a sentence like "the backyard needs a refresh". That is enough to begin. Design ideas, plant choices and materials can be worked through once the job is priced, and the contractors who do the work are licensed and insured.

Before you fill in the form

Decide which part of the property matters most right now. If you are weighing up front yard work against a backyard upgrade, list both and note which comes first. Check whether your verge or paving plans run near footpaths or shared boundaries, and take a quick photo of those edges so the quote reflects the real site.