Websites for landscapers in Sydney

Summers are warm and humid with sharp afternoon storms, winters are mild, and the bush edges of the north and south can see fire in a dry season. People arrive from all over the world and from other states, and many languages are spoken at home, so plenty of customers have nobody local to ask.

Sydney is big enough that a landscaper working near Marrickville may not reach Hornsby, so name the suburbs you take on and be honest about where site visits stop. Townhouses and units around Sydney have small courtyards and shared grounds, so give courtyard gardens and body corporate landscaping their own page, with how you work with committees. Older houses around Sydney often sit on established blocks with mature trees, sloping yards and original paths, so show work that fits an older home and says how you keep what is worth keeping. Plenty of Sydney households plan a garden in the evenings and on weekends, so a quote form with a photo upload and a booking for a Saturday site visit catches people who can't ring in office hours.

Name the places you really work, the way people type them: Marrickville, Randwick and Cronulla, not just Sydney.

Searches worth answering

• "landscape design near me"
• "backyard makeover Sydney"
• "paving contractors Sydney"
• "landscapers Sydney"

• A plain account of how a job runs: the site visit, the plan, the quote, the order of work and the finish.
• Hard landscaping and soft landscaping on separate pages, since the buyers and the questions differ.
• Your landscaping licence number in full beside the right label, where your state licenses this work.

The work to name

• backyard makeovers
• retaining walls
• turf laying
• planting and garden beds
• paving and pathways

Everything a site for landscapers needs

Whether a landscaper in New South Wales needs a licence depends on the work and the size of the job, so check with Building Commission NSW. If your work as a landscaper is covered, advertising for licensed residential work carries the licensee's name, the licence number with its category of work, and a phone number, and the rule reaches the internet.

Where your state licenses this work, show the licence number and name in full, and don't suggest it covers every part of a job such as a retaining wall or a deck.