Commercial landscaping in Adelaide

The street edge of a building: planting, paving, and a finish that suits the architecture. The scope can include beds, hedges, paths and the levels that meet the footpath.

Where the work needs to sit around opening hours or public access, that is set out in the quote before anyone starts.

Shared gardens, paths and lawns, held to one written brief. SJV is the point of contact for the committee or the manager, from the first visit through to handover.

Planting, irrigation, turf and paving can sit in the same scope, so the grounds are not split across unrelated jobs.

Courtyards and outdoor rooms for staff and visitors. Paving, planting and places to sit, arranged around how the building is actually used.

The design is agreed first. Specialist local crews then build and plant to that brief, with SJV remaining the contact while the work is underway.

The arrival sequence: paths, levels, planting and a clear way in. Edges, falls and drainage are part of the surface, not an afterthought.

A considered entrance is often a smaller scope than a full rebuild, and it is quoted that way.

Beds, trees, turf edges and screening around parking. The quote includes access and how vehicles move, so the work is planned before construction starts.

Irrigation and soil preparation are scoped with the planting, rather than added once the beds are already in.

The same trades used on a private garden, set to a commercial site. Paving, planting, hedging, irrigation, turf and retaining walls are scoped to the property, the access and the budget.

Where a wall needs engineering design or council approval, that is identified in the quote before construction starts. The wider list of trades is on the services page.