Building a retaining wall and creating a level lawn

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Retained landscaped garden

These Millwater homeowners contacted Zones to update their outdoor space and garden.

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Needing an improved outdoor space to create a garden, the owners of this lovely home in Millwater contacted Zones Landscaping. They were quickly put in touch with landscaping specialists Glen and Tracey Barker, who met with them to discuss their ideas.

With a set budget in mind, the homeowners opted for a keystone retaining wall and topsoil - for levelling and planting. 

“Tracey and Glen managed the project for their clients, ensuring it was carried out according to their specifications and budget."

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“The main objective was to level and retain the lawn area”, tells Tracey. “Previously, the land just fell away and was quite steep.”

In under two weeks, the Zones North Shore team prepared the outdoor area, installing the retaining wall and readying the soil for planting - which the homeowners wanted to carry out themselves. The final result provides the perfect base for a stunning garden.

“I thought the keystone wall looked fantastic”, concludes Tracey. “It certainly transformed the outdoor area.”

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This project was completed in
December 2019
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Project description
An updated retaining wall and level lawn
Location
North Shore
New Zealand
Client
Project duration
1.5 weeks
Cost estimate
Actual cost
8466
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