Welcome to
Evergreen Landscaping & Design
Hello and thank you for taking the time to visit our website, I'm Stephen Hall, owner and operator of Evergreen Landscaping. If you have a few minutes for a brief introduction to my business, personal experience and expertise please read on. Allternatively you can click on the services or gallery tab to view specific services offered and to view images of completed projects to date.
Evergreen Landscaping is a small family business providing professional landscape solutions, operating Monday to Friday with a maximum of three staff including myself. We presently specialise in the supply and installation of new lawn areas, creative landscapes, refined paving, retaining walls, fencing, drainage solutions and irrigation. Being a small business we are focused on attention to detail with our installations and take great pride in achieving great finishes.
Personally I have over 28 years of experience in the horticultural industry. Commencing my trade in Golf Course Greenkeeping in 1993 I have learned and practiced all golf course establishment and maintenance practices in areas ranging from preparation and installation of turf areas through to irrigation system installation and maintenance.
After working on golf courses including the Jindalee Golf Club, Oxley Golf Club and Indooroopilly Golf Club I decided to explore my creative side through landscaping, turfing and irrigation and established my business in 2002. About 10 years ago I got my Certificate III in Landscaping and construction and I started the structural side of landscaping.
Servicing Ipswich, Brisbane South, and west.
Evergreen Landscaping can turn any outdoor landscape into a beautifully designed space. Whether you're looking to renovate your private garden, our professional landscape services will meet all your needs, ideas and budget. We ensure your project is met with efficiency and full attention to detail and we're committed to closely communicating with and listening to our clients at every step of the process.
