Face Lift Landscapes

16/06/2026

Our apprentice Brooklyn putting a little extra shine on a completed sandstone crazy pave area applying the sealer.

26/05/2026

We're not getting a lot of help from the rain on this one. Machinery, sandstone blocks, sandstone rocks, concrete channels and hardwood head walls along with the hard-working crew.. if only the rain would leave us alone

21/05/2026

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We usually don't like to post progress shots on a build as the magic is often only seen the end product but the boys are really excited about this one. Day one on the waterplay area / creek bed on our latest project following on from last week's post.

14/05/2026

Getting the ball rolling on another Early Learning Centre project. Scope of works includes soft landscaping with garden construction including tree planting, artificial grass and softfall areas, shade sales, natural rocky creek, bike paths, feature fencing, climbing structures, drainage, waterplay area, mud kitchens, sand pits… And the list goes on

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14/05/2026

As well as all elements of structural landscaping, we also do soft landscaping as well. This is a recently completed garden area around the pool for a North Harbour site. The overall job also include an elements of retaining and also timber decking.

25/04/2026

Our irrigation guys doing it tough on a nice autumn day with a beautiful waterfront job site.

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Installing a new system in a water front park at Bribie Island. Installing in pure sand is great for hand digging but unfortunately when trenching the sides do not hold together so once again here we are having to use a 350 mm wide bucket to install 40 mm pipe with constant cleaning out by hand due to caving in. At least the view is good.

21/04/2026

Face Lift Landscapes undertake all types of fencing. This is a recently completed timber paling fence to provide some security at a commercial premises. The palings were gapped at 25 mm spacing so that behind the fence was still visible.