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Limestone, Brick and Heritage Paving
Perth Landscape Guys installs paving across Fremantle, from heritage cottages in the West End to family homes in Hilton and Beaconsfield. As a preferred installer for Fremantle Stone, we regularly work with locally sourced limestone that suits the character of Fremantle’s older streetscapes.
We handle every type of paving project in the area, including:
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Many Fremantle homes date back to the 1880s and 90s, built from local limestone with narrow rear laneways still in everyday use. That history shapes a lot of our work here, from matching new paving to an existing limestone boundary wall through to working around tight laneway access that newer suburbs don’t have to deal with.
We regularly work across:
We install pool paving that’s slip resistant and easy to maintain, along with travertine pavers for a softer look around alfresco areas.
On the smaller, older blocks common across Fremantle, driveway paving often needs careful planning around laneway access and boundary walls.
Limestone paving is our most requested finish in Fremantle, since it matches the original stone used across so many of the suburb’s cottages and boundary walls.
For Federation and workers’ cottages, brick paving in herringbone or stretcher bond patterns suits the period character of the home.

A number of Fremantle properties sit on the City of Fremantle’s heritage list, which can affect what’s permitted for street-facing paving and boundary treatments.
We’re used to working within these requirements and can advise on what’s likely to need approval before your quote is finalised.

Paving prices in Fremantle depend on:
We regularly work across Fremantle, North Fremantle, South Fremantle, Beaconsfield, Hilton, White Gum Valley, O’Connor and Samson. If your suburb isn’t listed, get in touch and we’ll confirm availability.
It depends on the property and whether it’s on the City of Fremantle’s heritage list. Street-facing paving and boundary walls are more likely to need approval than paving in a private backyard. We can help you work out what applies as part of your free quote.
Yes, this is common across Fremantle’s older suburbs. We regularly plan around rear laneway access and tight side entries where machinery and material delivery need extra care.
Limestone paving is the most common choice, since it sits naturally alongside the original stone used in so many local cottages and boundary walls. Brick is a strong alternative for Federation and workers’ cottages.
As preferred installers for Fremantle Stone, Eco Stone and Remastone, we have direct access to a wide range of limestone, travertine, porcelain, brick and natural stone pavers, and we help you choose the one that suits your space.
We handle the full project: site prep, base work, installation and clean-up. There is no subcontracting, and we leave the site clean.
Get in touch and we will arrange a free on-site measure and quote at your Fremantle property, then give you a written price with no obligation.
Contact Perth Landscape Guys today for a free quote on paving for your Fremantle home, heritage property or renovation. Browse our full range of paving services across Perth to see all the paver types and finishes we work with.
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