The Weekly
from $180per month
A standard lot kept sharp all year, on the same day every week.
- Four visits a month
- Mow, edge, line-trim, blow
- Clippings mulched or bagged out
- Irrigation heads checked as we pass
- Mow height adjusted by season
Straight rates
What it costs, before we start.
Every number on this page is one you would actually pay. We walk the property first, so the figure we give you is the figure on the invoice.
Most clients choose this
The Season
from $2,400per year, billed monthly
Everything in The Weekly, plus the work that keeps the beds from sliding backwards.
- Everything in The Weekly
- Two bed refreshes a year
- Mulch topped up, not layered over
- Seasonal colour swapped twice
- Spring and autumn clean-ups
- One price for the year, no seasonal spikes
The Renovation
from $6,500quoted per property
Design and build. Quoted after the walkthrough, never before it.
- Grading and drainage
- Beds cut, planted and mulched
- Sod supplied and laid
- Hardscape — walls, steps, walkways
- Fence build and set
- Sequenced so nothing is dug up twice
One-off work
Priced by the measure.
For work that is not on a plan. These are starting rates — access, slope and what is already in the ground move them, and the walkthrough is where that gets settled.
| Work | From |
|---|---|
| Sod, supplied and laid | $1.35 / sq ft |
| Mulch, delivered and spread | $95 / yard |
| Bed renovation — edge, strip, replant | $18 / linear ft |
| Dry-stacked stone wall | $52 / face ft |
| Fence, built and set | $34 / linear ft |
| One-time clean-up | from $420 |
| Seasonal colour swap | from $340 |
How estimates work
Get a price for your property
Three questions we get asked every time.
Why walk it first?
Because the two things that move a grounds price most — how water moves across the property, and whether a truck can get to where the work is — are both invisible from the street. A number given without seeing them is a number that changes later.
What actually changes a price?
Access, slope, and what is already buried. A bed that turns out to be sitting on builder's rubble is a different job from one sitting on soil, and you will hear about it the day we find it rather than on the invoice.
What is fixed?
The scope and the price we write down after the walkthrough. If we underestimated something, that is ours to absorb. If you add to the scope, we price the addition before we touch it.