For clients in Daylesford and Central Victoria, Timeless Outdoors offers landscape construction backed by a skilled, detail-focused team. We offer both landscape design and construction, giving clients the convenience of working with one team from the initial concept through to the finished garden.
Our construction team can also bring a landscape design from another designer or architect to life. Whatever the origin of the design, we bring a considered design focus to the construction process, paying close attention to how each element works together.
From site preparation and earthworks through to planting and final finishes, we coordinate the build with care and attention to detail. Our experience across landscape design, horticulture and construction helps us deliver gardens that are not only well built, but designed to perform and evolve over time.
Our construction team services Central Victoria and Melbourne. This includes Daylesford, Hepburn Springs, Glenlyon, Trentham, Macedon Ranges, Woodend, Ballarat and Castlemaine. If you’re unsure whether you’re within our service area, please get in touch.
We need a landscape plan to understand the scope of works and provide an accurate construction quote. If you don’t have a plan yet, our design team can help you start the process and develop a considered landscape design before construction begins.
We construct a range of bespoke residential landscapes, including paving and stonework, retaining walls, outdoor areas, garden structures, planting, irrigation, earthworks and other landscape elements. We work on projects ranging from smaller urban gardens to larger rural properties.
Our landscape construction projects start at $50,000, with the total cost depending on the scale and complexity of the project, materials, site conditions and level of detail. We provide a detailed construction estimate once we understand your project and scope of works.
Your construction quote outlines the materials, works and individual elements included in your landscape design, with a breakdown of the costs for each item. Where certain details depend on final site measurements, material selections or other information that can only be confirmed during construction, we may provide an estimate rather than a fixed cost.
Every project is different. Construction time depends on the size and complexity of the landscape, site conditions, materials, specialist trades and planting requirements. We provide an estimated construction timeframe as part of the project planning process.
Yes. We can take your project from landscape design through to construction, providing continuity between the design and the finished landscape. We can also work with an existing landscape design or collaborate with your architect, landscape designer or builder.
Yes. Our garden maintenance team can provide ongoing maintenance and garden establishment for selected projects. We can also advise on the ongoing care required to help a newly constructed landscape mature successfully.
Yes. We regularly work alongside architects, builders and other design professionals. We can coordinate the landscape construction with the broader building project to ensure the landscape integrates with the architecture and overall site.
Yes. We can work from an existing landscape design and collaborate with the designer, architect or builder throughout construction. We approach each project with the same attention to detail and quality that we bring to our own designs.
We work with a trusted network of experienced contractors and specialist trades where their expertise suits a particular aspect of the project, such as Arborists. We can coordinate these elements as part of the broader landscape construction process.
We work across a range of residential landscape projects, from intimate urban gardens to expansive rural properties. The scale of the project is less important than creating a well-considered landscape that responds to the site and the people who use it.
Where a project requires permits or approvals, we can advise on the requirements and coordinate with the relevant consultants and authorities. The specific approvals required depend on the site, scope of works and local planning requirements, so we assess these as part of the project planning process.
Our construction work is grounded in landscape design and horticulture. We understand how the elements of a landscape need to work together — from architecture, materials and construction details through to soil, planting and long-term garden maintenance. This design-led approach allows us to consider the finished landscape as a whole, rather than treating construction as a series of separate elements.
