Landscaping, Pools & Outdoor Services
A successful outdoor space brings many decisions together: where to walk, where to sit, what to plant and how water fits into the setting. Explore our services below and start a conversation about the combination that suits your property.
Landscape Design & Build
Bring Every Part of Your Garden Together. A garden works best when its individual elements support a clear overall plan. Planting gives it character, pathways guide movement and open areas create room to enjoy the surroundings. We help shape landscape ideas around the property and the people using it — whether you’re planning a new garden or considering changes to an existing one.
- Overall layout and outdoor zoning
- Planting and garden character
- Pathways, paving and transitions
- Seating and outdoor living areas
Swimming Pools
A Pool That Belongs in Its Setting. A swimming pool should feel connected to the property around it — its position, proportions and surroundings influence how it looks and how comfortably it can be used. Start with the experience you want to create, then consider the relationship between the pool, garden, access routes and nearby living areas. Greentek publishes a five-year warranty on pool shells and waterproofing; ask for the full written terms with your proposal.
- Pool position, shape and intended use
- Surrounding paving and seating
- Finishes and visual integration
- Equipment, access and ongoing care
Water Features
Give Your Garden a Different Rhythm. Water can introduce reflection, movement and a point of focus to an outdoor space. Discuss the atmosphere you want, the available space and the upkeep you’re comfortable with before choosing a direction.
- Position and focal-point design
- Form, materials and surrounding planting
- Desired sound and movement
- Access for cleaning and maintenance
Koi Ponds
Create a Place to Pause and Observe. A koi pond introduces a living element to the garden. Its design needs to consider pond setting, fish-care requirements and access for ongoing upkeep.
- Pond location and viewing areas
- Shape and relationship to the garden
- Filtration and equipment planning
- Maintenance access and care requirements
Plants & Accessories
The Details That Give a Space Its Character. Plant selection should respond to the actual setting — available light, exposure, growing space and care expectations guide the discussion. This is an enquiry-based service, not a retail catalogue.
- Plant selection for the intended setting
- Planting combinations and visual balance
- Pots, planters and garden accessories
- Finishing touches for entrances and seating areas
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Maintenance
Keep Your Outdoor Space Working for You. A finished garden or pool continues to need attention. Share what’s already in place, any recurring concerns and the support you need.
- Routine garden care (pruning, fertilising, pest management)
- Pool cleaning and equipment attention
- Seasonal or monsoon preparation
- One-off and contract options
Useful Questions
- Can I enquire about more than one service? Yes — tell us which elements you’re considering so they can be discussed together.
- Do I need a finished design before contacting you? No — you can begin with your ideas, site photographs and a description of what you want to achieve.
- Can I keep parts of my existing garden? Tell us what you’d like to retain; existing planting, materials and features can be considered in the new direction.
- How do I decide which materials to use? Start with the setting, intended use, appearance and upkeep you want; material choices follow from there.
- What information is needed for a pool enquiry? Share your location, available space, intended use and any site plans or photographs.
- Is maintenance included in construction? Ask for the maintenance scope to be stated separately in your proposal; don’t assume it’s included unless specified.
Start with Your Space
You don’t need every detail decided. Tell us about the property and the change you’d like to make.