Turf and Landscaping BRISBANE AND SEQ
Turf supply and installation, earthmoving, site preparation and outdoor lighting across Brisbane, Logan, Redlands, Moreton Bay and Ipswich. From a simple lawn to a full backyard transformation.
What We DO
LANDSCAPING SERVICES
Turf Supply & Install
Wintergreen, Sir Walter, Kikuyu and other varieties suited to Brisbane's climate. Includes site prep, grading and laying. We'll recommend the right variety for your aspect and soil.
Earthmoving & Site Prep
Cut and fill, levelling, drainage excavation and retaining wall footings. We own our own equipment — faster turnaround, no waiting on hire companies. Any size residential site.
Drainage Solutions
Surface drainage, ag pipe, catch pits and soil grading to get water away from your house. Essential on Brisbane's clay soil — often done as part of a broader landscaping job.
Full Backyard Builds
Wall, fence, turf, earthmoving and lighting all done together. One crew, one quote, one job. We coordinate the whole backyard so you don't have to manage multiple tradies.
Outdoor Lighting
Garden path lighting, feature lighting for walls and trees, entertainment area lighting. Transforms your outdoor space and adds real value to the property.
Garden Beds & Edging
Sleeper garden beds, rock edging and feature garden construction to complement the broader landscaping job. Ask us to include a garden bed design when we come out to quote.
FAQs
1. What turf variety is best for Brisbane backyards?
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It depends on how much sun the area gets and how the lawn will be used. Sir Walter buffalo handles part-shade well and is low maintenance — it's the most popular choice for Brisbane backyards. Wintergreen couch suits full sun and high-traffic areas. Kikuyu is hardy and drought-tolerant but spreads fast and needs more upkeep. We'll recommend the right variety for your aspect and soil when we come out to quote
Can you landscape a sloped or uneven backyard?
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Yes — sloped blocks are common across Logan, Redlands, and the hills suburbs, and they're a big part of what we do. Depending on the slope, that might mean retaining walls to create level areas, terracing, or just careful grading. We'll assess what the site actually needs rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
My backyard floods or holds water after rain — can that be fixed?
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Usually, yes. Most water-holding issues come down to poor grading or no drainage system, both fixable. We'd assess the site, identify where the water's coming from and where it needs to go, and build a drainage solution — ag pipe, catch pits, regrading — as part of the job rather than just laying turf over the same problem.
How soon can I walk on new turf?
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Generally wait 2-3 weeks before regular foot traffic, and avoid mowing until it's properly rooted in — usually 3-4 weeks depending on the season and variety. We'll give you specific watering and care instructions for your turf type when the job's done.

