Lawn installation
A new lawn starts with the dirt under it. We sort the ground first, then put the lawn in. A bare patch, a whole backyard or a new build with nothing but red dirt, give us a ring.
Seven jobs. Each one starts with the ground. Most of ours start with red dirt.
A new lawn starts with the dirt under it. We sort the ground first, then put the lawn in. A bare patch, a whole backyard or a new build with nothing but red dirt, give us a ring.
Artificial turf for side paths, backyards and the bits of garden nobody wants to mow. We do the ground work and the laying.

Pavers for side paths and the areas around the house. The ground gets done before the pavers go down. Gravel, sand, then pavers.
The hard stuff in a yard: edges and the spots where pavers meet concrete. If it’s not lawn and it’s not a plant, it’s probably hardscaping. Ask us.

We get the ground ready for concrete: levels, base and the dirt work around it. Concrete prep galore, as we like to say.

We’ve smashed out footpath preps in Murray Bridge and Mannum. Cut it, level it, ready for concrete.
