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A new backyard, a pool surround or a driveway ready for a fresh start. Begin with what you know; the finer details can follow.
Start with your space
Tell us what you are planning.
Include the project address, the service being considered and the preferred timing, since these details shape what can realistically be assessed before a scope is agreed. Use the description field to explain the existing surface — what is there now, the levels and how the space is used — along with any access, parking or work-hour restrictions that apply to the site. Photographs of the whole area, edges and any problem spots are useful once a secure sharing method has been arranged. Check the form status before submitting, and expect a follow-up conversation rather than an instant quote, since a proper assessment takes more than a submitted form.
Before an assessment
A few useful details go a long way.
Have your approximate area, the existing surface and project suburb ready. A site plan and photographs of the whole space, edges and any problem spots can help when a secure sharing method is arranged.
For strata and commercial premises, include site access, loading arrangements and any work-hour restrictions. Please confirm service availability for your address before making arrangements.
Prepare a clearer project brief ↗Choose the enquiry that fits your project
Tell us whether you are planning a backyard makeover, a new pool surround, a driveway or work to an existing paved area. Each starts with a different set of questions.
- Backyard: the area, the existing surface and how you want to use it.
- New build: site plans, levels and the look you have in mind.
- Pool or driveway: access, drainage and the material you prefer.
What happens when an enquiry can be accepted?
The first step is to clarify your address, the site condition and intended use. A site review or further information may then be needed before a scope and quotation can be agreed. The form currently displays its availability status; a successful submission is only reported after acceptance.
- Project details establish the starting point.
- Access and a site assessment define what is practical.
- The written scope records the material, exclusions and timing.
Plan timing around the whole project
Include your preferred start date and any fixed milestones, such as a pool build, landscaping or an event. Excavation, base works, laying and return-to-use requirements are separate parts of the programme. Avoid booking other trades against an unconfirmed completion date.
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Perth project enquiry map
Use this map to locate your project within greater Perth. It shows the region, not a business office. Availability must be confirmed for your address.
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