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Committee meetings full of complaints about the gardens?

Common areas kept sharp, residents happy and one less thing on the committee’s plate.

Scheduled maintenance for strata common areas, with a written scope, one contact and the same standard every visit.

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Sound familiar?

If this is your building right now, keep reading.

Residents keep complaining

Emails about overgrown hedges, weedy beds and a lawn nobody mows properly.

Nobody knows the scope

The committee can’t say what the contractor is actually meant to be doing.

Inconsistent visits

Different faces, missed weeks and no standard from one visit to the next.

Owners paying for neglect

Levies going out while common areas go backwards.

What it’s really costing you

Tired common areas cost every owner.

Shared gardens set the tone for the whole building. When they slide, residents notice, buyers notice and the strata manager’s inbox fills up.

Fix it before it gets worse

Constant complaints to the committee and manager
Common areas dragging down every unit’s appeal
Overgrowth creating trip and safety hazards
Bigger catch up costs after years of neglect

The fix

Strata gardens on a schedule, in writing.

The committee knows exactly what gets done, and residents can see it.

Written scope for the scheme

Exactly what gets done in common areas, agreed in writing.

Scheduled maintenance

Regular visits set to the scheme’s needs and budget.

Lawns, hedges, beds & paths

Mowing, hedging, weeding, pruning and clean ups across shared spaces.

Consistent standard

The same checklist every visit, so nothing slips.

One contact

A single number for the strata manager and committee.

Extra work in writing

Planting, turf or clean ups quoted before any work starts.

✓ Unit blocks
✓ Townhouse complexes
✓ Mixed use buildings
✓ Strata managers

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“I’ve been using Perfect Lawns and Landscaping for garden maintenance for a few months now and couldn’t be happier. Their customer service is excellent and they’re always easy to get in touch with.”Cindy C. | Google review

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How it works

Three steps. No surprises.

Price before shovel. You know exactly what you’re getting and what it costs before we touch your yard.

Tell us the job

Tick the services and tell us where. Sixty seconds online or one call to 0401 320 765.

We assess the site

For anything beyond a standard mow, we come out and look properly before we put a number on it.

You get it in writing

An itemised quote: scope, materials, timeline and insurance. The number on the page is the number you pay.

The Perfect Lawns promise

Zero risk. Zero excuses. Ironclad.

Most lawn guys ask you to trust them. We put it in writing.

Price before shovelA written, itemised quote before any work starts. No surprise extras on the invoice.
Licensed & insuredYour property is covered from the moment the ute pulls up.
100% satisfaction guaranteeIf anything on the agreed scope isn’t right, tell us within 7 days and we come back and fix it. No charge. No argument.
Zero risk quoteThe quote is free and there’s no obligation. If it’s not right for you, walk away.

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Strata Garden Management questions

Straight answers.

Do you work with strata managers?

Yes. We’re happy to deal with the strata manager, the committee or both.

How is strata maintenance priced?

Based on the size of the common areas, the scope and how often we visit. It’s all in a written proposal.

Can you start with a one off catch up?

Yes. Many schemes start with a full clean up before moving to a regular schedule.

Are you insured?

Yes. We’re licensed and insured, and details can be provided for the scheme’s records.

Committee meetings full of complaints about the gardens?