A BETTER PARTNER
08 May 2013
A grasp of the overall project provides Eureka Landscapes with a sound basis for a well-planned and well-executed project.
From the outset, Eureka Landscapes establishes a partnership with our client to understand their design – not just the brief and the drawings, but their vision, their enthusiasm, their ethos, their creativity. This grasp of the overall project provides a sound basis for a well-planned and well-executed project. Communication, collaboration and teamwork are vital to successful outcomes. As a Eureka Landscapes director manages each of our major projects, the workflow is maximised, potential problems are identified early and solved with minimum interruption to the project.
Our highly trained employees bring extensive knowledge and experience in all areas of landscaping. Over the many years of working together, they are able to slot into teams as required: versatility that helps us complete each project as smoothly as possible.
Membership of Landscape QLD, QMBA, HIA and UDIA attest to their commitment to maintaining our accreditation, professional development, expertise and staying up to date.
From start to finish of each project, Eureka Landscapes is there to help turn your design into reality.
Clients comment upon the workmanship, attention to detail and collaborative approach. They value having one designated person on each site with whom they can consult.
Our status as a preferred contractor and ‘one-stop-shop’ attests to their reputation, while the majority of =projects comes from long-term repeat work.
When you’re looking for a partner with a comprehensive range of services and abilities, who has a reliable fleet of machinery and equipment, who values safety and responsible management of the environment —phone us on 07 3350 8300 to find out how we can become your better partner to turn your design into reality.
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