Landscaping and hardscaping by SB Custom Homes
Landscaping and hardscaping by SB Custom Homes

Landscaping & Hardscaping

SB Custom Homes provides suitable-scale landscaping and hardscaping for homeowners and property owners planning substantial outdoor ground and site improvements. 

Work can include driveways, paving, retaining walls, pathways and other site works, either as a standalone project or alongside building and renovation work. Turf, basic irrigation, planting and garden design are also available where suitable, primarily as components of larger projects rather than minor maintenance.

Outdoor Site Work Options

These options represent the main hardscape, site-work and landscaping components SB Custom Homes can provide at suitable scale, either independently or within broader projects.

Concrete Driveways

Exposed Aggregate Driveways

Concrete Paths

Paving Services

Retaining Walls

Associated Site Works

Garden Landscaping

Turf Installation

Basic Irrigation

Planting & Design

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Landscaping and Hardscaping FAQs

Can landscaping be a standalone service?

Yes. Landscaping and hardscaping can be considered as standalone work when the project's scale and scope suit SB Custom Homes. The service can also be integrated with a new home or renovation project. Very small garden maintenance and handyman-style work are generally not the business focus.

Do you install turf and irrigation?

Yes. Turf installation and basic irrigation are confirmed capabilities, along with planting and garden design where suitable. These are primarily components of larger landscaping, building or renovation projects rather than very small standalone jobs. SB Custom Homes does not position this service as specialist irrigation-system or horticultural work.

Do you build retaining walls and driveways?

Yes. Confirmed hardscaping includes concrete and exposed aggregate driveways, paving, concrete paths, retaining walls and associated site works. These may be standalone where the scale and scope are suitable or form part of a broader project. Any engineering, drainage or approval requirements need to be considered for the specific site and scope.

Do you also build decks and pergolas?

Yes, but decks and pergolas belong to SB Custom Homes' Outdoor Living & Structures service rather than this ground and site-work category. If your project combines a deck or pergola with paving, retaining, landscaping or other site work, include the full intended scope in your enquiry so the relationship between the components can be assessed.

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Phone Number
0430 433 100
SB Custom Homes office location in Pakenham
Business Location
94 Greendale Boulevard, Pakenham VIC 3810

Discuss Your Outdoor Project

Planning a driveway, retaining wall, paving or larger landscaping project? Use the project enquiry form to tell us about your site, location and intended scope. You can also include photos or plans, approximate areas, and preferred materials or finishes if known. SB Custom Homes can use those details to understand the project and clarify whether the scale and scope are a suitable fit.

Built Around Project Fit

Why Choose SB for Landscaping and Hardscaping

SB Custom Homes focuses on suitable-scale outdoor site work rather than very small maintenance jobs. This makes the service a practical fit for projects involving driveways, paving, retaining walls, paths and associated site works, with suitability considered against the scope, property and site conditions.

Where landscaping forms part of a new home or renovation, it can be considered alongside the broader project instead of being treated as an isolated finishing task. Standalone landscaping and hardscaping can also be considered where the scale and scope are suitable.

For an enquiry, you can provide site details, photos or plans, intended work, approximate areas and material preferences where known. This gives SB Custom Homes a clearer basis for assessing the project and preparing a scope and quotation without relying on generic square-metre pricing.

Which Outdoor Work Fits Your Project?

Some ground and hardscape work can suit standalone projects, while smaller landscape components are generally better suited to broader work.

Work TypeStandalone FitImportant Note

Driveways

Yes, where scale and scope suit

Concrete or exposed aggregate options are confirmed

Paving and Paths

Yes, where scale and scope suit

Can also form part of broader site work

Retaining and Site Works

Yes, where scale and scope suit

Very small jobs are not the business focus

Turf and Planting

Primarily within larger projects

Usually treated as broader landscape components

Basic Irrigation

Primarily within larger projects

Specialist irrigation-system services are not implied

Decks, Pergolas and Alfrescos

See Outdoor Living

Built outdoor structures belong to that service

Before Your Outdoor Project Moves Ahead

A few early decisions can make it easier to assess the scope, quotation and overall project requirements.

01

Define the Full Scope

List the outdoor areas you want addressed together, including any connection to building or renovation work. A complete scope helps the project be assessed as one coordinated job.

02

Site Conditions Matter

Project suitability depends on the property, site conditions, location and work involved. These factors can influence how the scope is planned and what requirements need attention.

03

Check Approval Needs

Engineering, drainage, permits or other approvals may apply depending on the site and proposed work. Requirements should be considered for the specific project rather than assumed in advance.

04

Choose Materials Early

Share preferred materials and finishes where known. Selections are reviewed with the customer, and changes after approval can affect project cost or timing.

05

Quotes Follow Scope

Quotations are based on the agreed work, materials, labour and project requirements. Design, engineering, surveying, permits or consultant services may involve separate fees where required.

06

Timing Has Variables

Project timing can be affected by size, complexity, site conditions, materials, selections, approvals and later variations. Any schedule should reflect the actual scope rather than a generic promise.