Landscaping is a business where the work advertises itself — but only if people know who did it. A sign on the job and a branded ute turn every completed garden into a lead for the neighbours, and the card and magnet you leave behind turn it into next season's maintenance round.
The vehicle and trailer
- Vehicle signage — cut decals on the ute and trailer. The trailer is often the bigger opportunity: it's a flat, high-visibility panel parked kerbside for hours.
- Vehicle magnets if the vehicle is shared or leased.
- Vehicle wrap vinyl for full trailer and van graphics.
On the job
- Corflute signs — a "work in progress by" board on the verge for the length of the job. Cheap, and the highest-intent audience you'll ever reach: neighbours watching a garden transform.
- A-frames for the kerb during works.
- Mesh banners for fencing on larger landscaping and civil jobs.
- Site signage where you're working on commercial or strata property.
Safety
- Warning signs for excavation, uneven ground and machinery in use.
- Traffic signage where you're working near a footpath or road.
- PPE signage and chemical storage signage for fertilisers, fuels and herbicides.
- Portable stands for temporary hazards on paths and driveways.
Winning the next job — the print side
- Fridge magnets — for maintenance and mowing rounds especially, a magnet keeps you in mind for the next season.
- Business cards to leave with every quote and in neighbours' letterboxes.
- Pull-up banners for home and garden shows.
- Branded workwear — shirts and hi-vis, which matter more than most trades realise when you're working in someone's back garden.
- Cut vinyl stickers for mowers, tools and equipment identification.
Running a maintenance round across multiple suburbs? Order your print and signage as a batch — the per-unit cost falls sharply with quantity. Talk to our team.
