Buying guide
The 10 best landscapers in Auckland (according to online reviews)
The people you need to get the garden looking lush
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Hiring an Auckland landscaper requires careful consideration. Ensure they have the right skills for your needs, from landscape design to hardscaping, and always verify they have public liability insurance.
Costs vary, so get at least three fixed quotes, not just estimates. Prioritise experience and positive reviews over the lowest price, and get all agreements in writing. The article also provides a list of top-rated landscapers in Auckland to help you start your search.
How to hire a great landscaper
First - make sure they have the right skills and experience
Ask for references
Check insurance
A good landscaper can turn unused space into something wonderful.
How much should landscaping cost?
Sometimes the simplest gardens are the best ones.
Tips to save on landscaping
Get quotes not an estimate
Shop around
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Three hot tips before you hire
1. Hire based on experience, and reviews - not price
2. Write everything down and ask your contractor to confirm
3. Look for someone who’s passionate
Landscapers can help set your garden up to be as productive as possible.
The best landscapers in Auckland - ranked
1.Mabey Mows Landscaping 5.0 / 64 reviews
2. Visionary Outdoor Solutions 5.0 / 63 reviews
3. Busy Lizzy Gardens 5.0 / 50 reviews
4. Landscaping North Shore 5.0 / 36 reviews
5. Rothsays Garden Landscaping - 5.0 / 32 reviews
6. Pristine Gardens 5.0 / 30 reviews
7. Parrot Landscaping - 4.9 / 78 reviews
8. Garden Solutions Landscaping 4.9 / 51 reviews
City Botanics 4.9 / 48 reviews
Feature Landscapes 4.9 / 44 reviews
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