Mickleham Landscaping
Find help with landscaping around Mickleham and nearby suburbs.
Landscaping guides
Run by Yes Right Pty Ltd, this is a referral website for yard and garden jobs and not a landscaping company. Independent landscapers covering Mickleham assess the yard and put a quote together.
Garden beds and planting
New garden beds with imported soil, edging, plants, mulch and drip irrigation, chosen for Melbourne's north and your estate rules.
Instant turf and synthetic grass
Natural instant turf or synthetic grass for new and existing lawns, with the base preparation each one needs.
New home landscaping in Mickleham
First front and back yards for newly built homes in Mickleham estates, planned around estate rules, levels and drainage.
Paving and exposed aggregate paths
Patios, side paths and clothesline pads in pavers or exposed aggregate concrete, laid with proper falls away from the house.
Retaining walls in Mickleham
Sleeper and block retaining walls for sloping estate lots and boundary level changes, with drainage and permits sorted first.
Illustration
Illustrative image only, not a completed customer project.
Nearby enquiry areas
Frequently asked questions
- Is Mickleham Landscaping the business doing the work?
No. Yes Right Pty Ltd runs this site to take landscaping enquiries for Mickleham and nearby suburbs. An independent landscaping provider receives your details, and the quote, the contract and the yard work are all arranged between you and that business.
- What landscaping jobs can I enquire about?
First landscapes for new homes, instant turf and synthetic grass, paving and exposed aggregate paths, retaining walls, and garden beds with planting and irrigation. The provider decides whether the job suits them after looking at the details.
- Which suburbs does this site cover?
Mickleham, Craigieburn, Kalkallo, Greenvale and Beveridge. Whether a provider takes on a job, and any travel charge, depends on the individual business and your address.
- Will sending the form lock in a landscaper for my yard?
No. Sending it only starts an enquiry. The provider confirms with you directly whether they can take the job, when they could start and what it would cost, and no response time is set.
- Does my landscaper need to be registered?
It depends on the job. The Building and Plumbing Commission says landscaping that includes domestic building work, such as retaining structures or fencing, needs an appropriately registered building practitioner once the contract price passes its threshold. Check any registration number on the BPC register.
- What details help a provider quote my yard?
Your suburb and street, the size of each area in square metres, photos of the ground, side access width, your estate design guidelines if you have them, and a list of what you want built or removed.
Ready to start?
Send rough measurements, a photo of the yard and your suburb, and a landscaper can look at whether to quote.
Send an enquiry