Craiglie sits immediately south of Port Douglas along the Captain Cook Highway, mixing newer residential estates with larger semi-rural blocks. Newer builds tend to mean established-but-young landscaping — hedging that is still being trained into shape, irrigation installed at build time that is now reaching the age where timers and solenoids start failing, and lawns big enough to be a genuine weekly commitment.
Systems installed with newer homes commonly fail first at the controller and solenoid valves rather than the pipework. Tracing which zone has stopped firing is usually a cheaper fix than owners expect.
Block sizes here run bigger than in Port Douglas proper, which makes recurring schedules more economical than ad-hoc cuts — particularly through the wet when growth is quickest.
Hedging in newer estates is often still establishing. Regular light trimming produces a far denser, straighter result than occasional hard cuts once it has run away.
Precise mowing, professional edging, and seasonal fertilization for a lush, green lawn.
Installation of automated garden watering systems, plus maintenance and zone repairs.
Expert plant sculpting, hedge leveling, and pruning to boost health and aesthetic appeal.
Quick green waste, old furniture, renovation debris loading, and hauling to the local tip.
Tony also services Oak Beach, Newell, Killaloe and Mowbray. If you are nearby and not listed, call and ask — it is usually not a problem.
Tell Tony what needs doing and get a free, no-obligation quote. Servicing Port Douglas, Mossman and the wider Douglas Shire.