At Bluetongue Landscapes and Concreting, we offer more than basic landscaping services. Our business is built on years of experience and a commitment to the highest levels of client satisfaction.
Scott McManus was 20 years old when he started working in the landscaping industry. His first business, Hills Kerbs, has provided quality concrete services for more than 25 years, with steady growth to serve the greater Hills District.
Hills Kerbs continues to thrive and offer support for both commercial and residential clients throughout Kenthurst, Glenorie, Kellyville, Box Hill and surrounding Hills District suburbs. Scott has expanded business offerings through Bluetongue Landscapes & Concreting to provide landscaping, retaining walls, excavation and concrete driveway services throughout the Hills District. A full-time crew of skilled tradesmen offers a wide range of services and equipment to accommodate projects both large and small. The team loves the customised process of beautifying homes and commercial properties. The natural bushland and wide-open spaces set the perfect backdrop for a variety of landscape features.
What makes Bluetongue Landscapes & Concreting unique? Every member of the crew works hard to build a great rapport with each client. We promise a long-lasting relationship with a team of reputable landscapers, concreters and structural landscaping specialists.
In the beginning, the focus was on residential concrete kerbing and industrial edging. Scott discovered his passion for full landscape design and construction and has expanded to offer a full range of services for everything from smaller bespoke landscaping projects to large-scale acreage properties. Browse our website to view details about the quality services offered, including everything from concept design and planning to excavation and full construction.

Let’s Create Something Awesome Together
When you choose Bluetongue Landscapes and Concreting you will receive the highest level of service from a team that cares about the outcome of your project. .





