Brush and settle
Brush against the pile occasionally so the fibres stand upright.
A conversation is a good beginning
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A new lawn, a quieter courtyard, a little more room to live. Tell us what you have in mind.
Let’s talk outdoorsYour space.
Your space.
Your possibilities.
Ready to start? Contact Us to discuss your ideas for a Rockingham garden. The best starting point is your suburb, the size of the area and how you want to use it.
(08) 9511 5459 ↗Around the coast
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Prefer a little preparation? Use the form to download your project brief, then call to talk it through.
What your quote should include
Three things to have handy
No finished plan is needed. A few clear details help explain the garden you have and the one you want.
These three items are enough to begin. If you have measurements, the product you like or a budget in mind, mention them too.
A rough outline
Lengths, widths and a simple sketch are useful. Note the edges you want to keep and any curves or narrow sections.
A view of the existing surface
Include a wide photograph and closer views of uneven areas, edges or access restrictions.
Your main priority
Explain whether you are planning around pets, play, entertaining, a business space or a particular activity.
Using the brief
Keep the details, then talk them through
The form creates a brief on your device. It does not submit an enquiry. Keep the file as a prompt when you call to discuss the project.
The brief is a memory aid for you, not a submission. It keeps the details you wrote in one place while you speak with someone.
Call about your briefPick the closest service
Or select the option to discuss it.
Add the site details
Your suburb, approximate area and access notes.
Download, then ring
Keep the file beside you when you call.
How the day tends to run
A day on site, in order
The order of work follows the order of the layers, from ground to finish.
Your own plan will vary, but this sequence is a useful picture of what happens in the garden once work begins.
Arrival and walk-through
The lead installer confirms the plan, heights and what must be protected.
Strip and prepare
Old surface comes out and the base is formed and compacted.
Laying and joining
Turf is cut, laid, seamed and trimmed to the outline.
Final brush and talk
Edges are fixed, infill brushed and care explained.
Space for the work
Where the gear will sit
Tools and materials need somewhere to go, and a clear space saves time.
Deliveries, spoil and offcuts all take room. Telling the installers about narrow gates, steps or shared driveways early helps them plan.
Parking and unloading
Space near the gate for a vehicle and for unloading rolls.
Material storage
A dry, flat corner for tape, adhesive and fixings.
Spoil and offcuts
A place for old lawn, soil and offcuts before they are removed.
Water and power
Taps and outlets that the crew may use.
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Our locations.
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Once they have gone
After the crew leaves
Look after the lawn for the first few weeks and ask for care advice that suits your turf.
A newly laid lawn settles a little. Light brushing and keeping heavy loads off it at first helps the fibres and infill bed in evenly.
Watch the edges
Report any lifting or gaps soon after handover.
Plan the routine
Agree how debris, cleaning and pet areas will be looked after.
Ready when you are
Ring when the brief is ready
A conversation about the site is the quickest way to move a brief forward.
Having the file, a rough outline and a few photos to hand makes the call quicker and more useful.
Have it open
The downloaded file on screen.
Have it measured
A rough outline to hand.
Have it photographed
A few views of the surface.
Straight answers
Frequently Asked Question's
The short version of the privacy information.
The form works on your device only. Nothing is uploaded, which is why the next step is a phone call.
Does the project brief form send my enquiry?
No. The brief is created in your browser and downloaded to your device.
Does the website keep a copy of my brief?
Its contents are not submitted to this website or saved in browser storage.
Who should I speak to about my project?
Call (08) 9511 5459 to discuss the project.
What information should I have ready when I call?
Have your suburb, approximate area, preferred service and any access or drainage concerns ready. A few photographs can help you explain the project during the conversation.
Can I discuss more than one service?
Yes. Mention lawn installation, landscaping, repairs or other work together so the scope and order of the project can be discussed as a whole.
What should I do after downloading my project brief?
Keep the text file on your device and call the number shown on this page to discuss it. Downloading the file does not send an enquiry or book a visit.