Step 1: Consultation & Site Visit
We assess your outdoor space, discuss your vision, and provide advice on the best approach for your landscaping project. Sometimes this means going to the design phase.
I’ve been landscaping for over 20 years, and what you see here is exactly the kind of result I aim for—lush lawns, thriving native plants, and clean, modern design.
Whether it’s a full garden renovation or quality reticulation and turf installation, I take pride in delivering work that lasts.
If you want your outdoor space to look and feel this good, reach out today.
At Retic Renovation, we create beautiful, healthy, thriving gardens because we believe the garden should be the true feature of any landscaping renovation.
Although “Retic” is in our name, gardens are at the heart of what we do—that’s why “Renovation” is there too. Vibrant, unique, and stunning outdoor spaces are what we’re truly passionate about.
We’re true reticulation specialists. While many landscapers just “do retic,” we do it properly—planned and installed the right way from day one so the garden we build actually thrives.
With 20 years of hands-on landscaping experience, our goal is to help people improve their quality of life by turning their home into a place they love—a true sanctuary.
We create landscapes designed for long-term enjoyment. Whether it’s a stunning new garden, a full renovation, or a simple refresh to bring your outdoor space to life, we focus on delivering outdoor spaces that feel good, function well, and look even better.
From reliable, well-installed irrigation systems to healthy plants, beautiful lawns, and the thoughtful use of natural materials—we bring the elements together in a way that makes your yard a place you actually want to be.
We’re not here to overdo it, oversell it, or throw around buzzwords. We’re here to do the job properly—with quality, care, and experience guiding every step.
Note: Lawn installation is only available as part of a new reticulation system or garden project.
Many people think it’s hard to make a native garden look nice, but nothing could be further from the truth. A well-designed native garden can be stunning and attract birds and wildlife.
We specialise in high-quality, unique native gardens, using natural materials such as native plants, wood, rocks, and stones to create beautiful, sustainable landscapes for you to enjoy.
Is your garden looking tired and outdated? I can refresh your garden by:
We specialise in bringing gardens back to life, making you want to spend more time outdoors. After all, ‘Renovations’ is in our business name!
We will connect you with skilled and trusted landscape designers and provide practical, expert guidance along the way. Poor planning leads to misaligned expectations, but careful planning ensures success. We take the time to get it right from the start.
We don’t just install native gardens—we install all types of gardens, using the best materials and putting our whole heart into every job.
We handle everything, including:
• Excavation & site preparation
• Project management & installation
• Site cleanup after completion
All you have to do is relax and let us take care of it for you.
A great lawn starts with great planning. The key to success includes:
However, one of the biggest factors in lawn health is correct maintenance. Incorrect mowing techniques and poor upkeep are the biggest reasons why lawns struggle. Not only do we install beautiful, thriving lawns, but we also give you expert tips on how to maintain them properly.
A properly installed system means better water efficiency, fewer breakdowns, and less maintenance down the track. We design and install high-quality reticulation systems tailored to your property’s layout—whether you’re working with bore or mains water.
Please see some examples of landscaping projects we’ve successfully completed. We’re passionate about doing things right the first time and not cutting corners.
Well—how long is a piece of string? Like anything, the more features you add and the higher the quality of materials, the more the cost can rise. Our commitment is to giving every customer a high-quality job—whether it’s a big project or a small one. We care about our customers, and every job is special.
Costs can vary greatly, and it all comes down to:
We assess your outdoor space, discuss your vision, and provide advice on the best approach for your landscaping project. Sometimes this means going to the design phase.
Once you approve the proposal, we handle everything from site preparation to installation, ensuring top-quality work and a great outcome.
You can now relax and enjoy your beautiful garden.
One of the biggest challenges when it comes to landscaping in Perth is our notoriously poor soils. That’s why proper planning is crucial for the long-term success of a beautiful garden.
Perth’s soils are often nutrient-deficient, hydrophobic, and water-repellent. Many landscapers make a garden look good initially but don’t plan for its long-term success.
We are passionate about going the extra mile to get things right from the ground up. Good foundations are the key to long-term success, and that’s what we focus on.
At Retic Renovation, we care. We genuinely care about our customers and creating thriving gardens that transform homes into spaces you love spending time in.
We believe a well-designed garden should improve your quality of life—not just look good for a few weeks. That’s why we use only quality materials and parts, void shortcuts and quick fixes, focus on doing the job properly the first time, and pay attention to the unseen foundations—like the soil prep, the irrigation setup, and the structure beneath the surface.
We’re extremely thorough with every stage of the job, from soil to sprinkler to finishing touches.
We’re probably not the right fit if:
If you value lasting results, care, and craftsmanship—let’s chat.
Most professional designers charge at least a few thousand dollars for a plan, with costs increasing based on complexity, detail, and whether the design is 2D, 3D, or a full master plan.
Prices vary significantly from one designer or company to another.
But you’re not just paying for a plan—you’re paying for professional planning to ensure the entire job is well-executed and long-lasting.
A plan is crucial to managing expectations:
A design also helps you visualise your garden, get excited, and make changes before work begins.
There’s nothing worse than saying after the job’s done: “I wish we’d thought of this earlier.”
It really depends on the size and complexity of the project.
Some jobs may take just a few days, while larger, more detailed softscaping projects—involving garden bed construction, advanced planting, or multi-stage designs—can take weeks or even months.
Timelines are influenced by:
The most important thing is: don’t rush the process. Good landscaping takes time, care, and planning. Trying to speed things up can lead to mistakes or a finish that doesn’t hold up long term.
A well-executed garden is worth the wait.
If the project is small or simple, you might get by without one. But for anything more detailed including and especially if planning a beautiful garden, a proper design is absolutely worth it.
A well-thought-out plan helps you:
It also ensures that you and the contractor are on the same page before anything begins. This saves time, reduces confusion, and leads to a better finished result.
If you’re investing good money into your landscaping, it makes sense to plan it properly.
Landscaping is the process of designing, creating, or modifying outdoor spaces to improve their appearance and functionality. This can include planting gardens, installing lawns, building paths or retaining walls, and setting up irrigation systems.
A landscaper plans and builds outdoor spaces. This can involve tasks like laying turf, planting trees and shrubs, constructing garden beds, installing irrigation systems, and handling site preparation such as soil improvement and drainage.
You can usually landscape over an easement, but you must be careful. Permanent structures like walls or large trees typically aren’t allowed, as access may be required by utility providers. Always check with your local council or land authority before doing any work.