Decks.
Create room for outdoor living. Talk with us about the space, level, materials and finish you have in mind.

LANDSCAPING / PROJECT BY PROJECT
A place to sit, gather, grow or simply come home to. Territory’s landscaping is scoped around your ideas, your site and the way you want to use it.
Create room for outdoor living. Talk with us about the space, level, materials and finish you have in mind.
Define your boundary and the feel of your property. We’ll discuss the site, access and the purpose of your fence.
Paths, paved areas and the structure that connects your outdoor spaces. Start with how you want the garden to work.
Planting and garden improvements that bring the space together. We’ll talk through what you want to change and the care it will need.
ONE PROJECT. ONE AGREED SCOPE.
Landscaping is quoted project by project. We start with your brief, look at the site and agree the work, materials, timing and price before it begins.
If the scope changes, we discuss what that means for the work and the quote. Clear communication belongs alongside careful workmanship.
Discuss your project ↗FROM AN IDEA TO AN AGREED PROJECT
Tell us what you want to create, your suburb and any timing or budget considerations.
We look at the scope, access, materials and any requirements that need resolving before quoting.
Review the proposal and the plan for delivery. The project starts with a shared understanding.
A FEW THINGS YOU MAY BE WONDERING
No. Landscaping is a separate, project-based service. You can enquire about a project on its own.
Yes. Territory undertakes hardscaping and softscaping, as well as fencing and decks. We confirm the suitability and scope of each job through the project enquiry.
A project quote depends on the work, materials and site conditions. Share your idea and location so we can discuss the next step.
Send us your Auckland suburb and a short description of the project. We’ll confirm whether the location, scope and timing fit before arranging the next step.
START WITH A CONVERSATION
A few details are enough to begin the conversation.
Let’s talk