Backyard lawn with stepping pads, shade tree and covered patio edge

Example: Glenmore Park · lawn, pads and a shade tree

Sandstone boulder terraces and steps up a sloping garden

Example: Leonay · boulder terraces and steps

Older brick home backyard with an even lawn and garden beds

Example: Kingswood · older backyard, lawn brought back

Acreage driveway curving between native beds and gum trees

Example: Mulgoa · acreage driveway and native beds

Foothill garden at dusk with low path lights and sandstone edging

Example: Emu Heights · garden lighting on the slope

Landscaping Penrith

Penrith and the Nepean foothills

Landscaping in Penrith, built for heat, clay and storms.

We build yards for the way Penrith summers go: shade first, lawns that hold up in the heat, beds that keep their water, and drainage that copes with a western Sydney storm. Retaining walls, turf, paving, decks and new-home landscaping across the Penrith LGA, from Jordan Springs to Leonay.

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Service areaPenrith LGA and the Nepean foothills
QuotesFree, on site
The workDone by local landscapers we work with

Example yards

The kinds of yards we take on across the Penrith LGA, from older suburbs and new estates to foothill slopes and acreage.

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Sandstone steps and planted terraces on a sloping Emu Heights front garden at early dusk, with path lights
Example: Emu Heights · garden lighting and sandstone edging on the slopeFoothill slope
Sandstone fire pit on gravel at dusk behind a brick home
Example: Caddens · sandstone fire pit and gravelNew estate
Narrow side access with pavers set in pebbles beside hedging
Example: Jordan Springs · side path in pebbles and paversNew estate
Two raised vegetable beds built from charcoal concrete sleepers and galvanised posts, with tomatoes, silverbeet and lettuces, on a gravel path in an older backyard
Example: St Marys · concrete sleeper vegetable beds and gravel pathsEstablished suburb
New lawn terrace held by a three-course sandstone log wall with steps beside a farm shed, gum trees and the Blue Mountains beyond
Example: Castlereagh · sandstone log wall and a new lawn terraceAcreage
Native garden with a gum tree throwing shade over a gravel path and bench

Cooler than the street outside

48.9°Cat Penrith Lakes on 4 January 2020, the hottest day recorded in the Sydney basin (Bureau of Meteorology).

Heat
Shade from trees, pergolas and covered decks, placed for the western sun.
Clay
Soil prepared and drained so lawns and beds don't sit wet, then crack.
Storms
Falls, strip drains and ag lines sized for a western Sydney downpour.
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Five steps, no surprises

One contact from your first enquiry to the handover, and a clear price before anything is dug.

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The same backyard before the job: patchy lawn with weeds, overgrown beds and a cracked patio
Your yard now
Landscaper measuring a tired backyard with a measuring wheel on a site visit
Site visit
Samples of buffalo turf, sandstone, a charcoal paver, a concrete sleeper and gold gravel laid out on a patio
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Mini excavator levelling a front yard
The build
Finished backyard on handover morning with a sprinkler watering the new lawn
Handover

Every kind of Penrith block

Not on the list? We cover the whole Penrith LGA, so ask.

Established suburbs
  • Penrith
  • South Penrith
  • Kingswood
  • Jamisontown
  • Cambridge Park
  • Emu Plains
New estates
  • Jordan Springs
  • Caddens
  • Glenmore Park
  • Glenmore Ridge
Foothill slopes
  • Leonay
  • Emu Heights
Acreage
  • Mulgoa
  • Orchard Hills
  • Castlereagh
  • Londonderry

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Questions people ask

How long does a job take?

It depends on the yard, so the landscaper gives you a time frame after the site visit, before anything is dug. Heavy rain can hold up work on clay.

Do I need council approval?

Some jobs do, such as taller retaining walls and some decks. We check what your job needs at the site visit and tell you before you commit.

Can you work on steep blocks?

Yes. Slopes in Leonay and Emu Heights often need small machines, retaining walls and steps, so we check access and drainage at the site visit.

Do you take the rubbish away?

Ask when you enquire. Whether old turf, soil and green waste are taken away is agreed in the price at the site visit.