Best Landscaping Companies in Singapore (2026)

[Updated, October 2026]

Key Takeaway: Singapore has a landscaper for every need, from large contractors like Prince's Landscape to specialists in artificial grass and vertical green walls. Costs depend on your property type, the scope of work and how often you want maintenance, so get itemised written quotes from two or three firms. Check that a landscaper is on NParks' Landscape Company Register first before agreeing on scope and budget.

Looking for a landscaping company or landscape contractor in Singapore? This guide compares 10 established firms, from large contractors to boutique garden landscaping studios, artificial grass specialists and plant suppliers. Whether you need residential landscaping services for a landed home or condo, or ongoing landscape maintenance for a commercial site, you'll find a good fit here.

Each listing covers what the company does best, its key services and how to contact it. Further down, you'll find what affects landscaping costs in Singapore, what to check before you hire, and answers to common questions.

Companies are listed in alphabetical order, not ranked.

Abundance Landscape Pte Ltd

Best for: Landed homes and businesses that want a free consultation and clear pricing upfront

Key services: Landscape design, garden maintenance, tree pruning, pond maintenance

Abundance Landscape designs and maintains outdoor spaces in line with Singapore's "City in a Garden" vision. Alongside design and regular upkeep, they handle specialised work like tree pruning and pond maintenance.

They stand out for their customer-first approach, with free consultations and transparent pricing for homeowners and businesses alike.

Chin Ling Nursery

Best for: Hands-on gardeners and smaller projects that need a landscape supplier and labour in one place

Key services: Plant nursery, gardening supplies, outdoor furniture, landscape design and build

Established in 1984, Chin Ling Nursery is a garden centre and landscape company. They sell plants, garden supplies, outdoor furniture and water features, and offer  landscape consultancy and design and build services, so you can source plants and labour from one place. They are a member of the Landscape Industry Association (Singapore.

Their website lists a professional site survey fee of S$218 including GST, payable in advance and redeemable from the project sum.

Ecotecture Pte Ltd

Best for: Homeowners who want a green look with minimal upkeep, and anyone looking for an artificial grass supplier

Key services: Artificial grass supply and installation, decking, fluted wall panels, outdoor furniture

Ecotecture is the Singapore distribution arm of a manufacturing group that makes artificial grass for sports and landscaping surfaces. Beyond turf, they supply and install vertical gardens, decking, fluted wall panels, vinyl flooring and outdoor furniture for homes and commercial spaces. Recent projects on their website include a condo balcony laid with 8mm artificial grass and a landed house entrance with 20mm grass.

They focus on artificial grass and outdoor surfaces rather than full garden design, so pair them with a designer if you want to complete makeover. They offer non-obligatory quotes.

Goodview Gardening & Landscape Pte Ltd

Best for: Homeowners who want full residential landscaping services, from design and build to maintenance

Key services: Landscaping design, construction and supplies, regular maintenance contracts, turfing, tree pruning and removal.

Goodview Garden & Landscape designs, builds and maintains outdoor spaces for homes, condos and offices. Beyond design and construction, they  offer regular maintenance contracts, turfing, topsoil supply, and tree planting, pruning and removal. They offer free, no-obligation quotes.

Under the name Goodview Gardening & Landscape Construction, they were on NPark's 2025 Landscape Company Register listing.

Green Fingers Landscaping Services

Best for: Homeowners looking for affordable design and upkeep

Key services: Landscape design, artificial grass, irrigation, hardscaping, maintenance

Since 2014, Green Fingers has offered landscaping at reasonable prices for homes and workplaces. Their team covers landscape design, artificial grass, irrigation, hardscaping and maintenance for residential and commercial gardens, so they can take on anything from a full backyard makeover to routine upkeep.

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GreenGarden

Best for: Condos, commercial and industrial properties that need ongoing landscape maintenance

Key services: Landscape design and build, landscape maintenance, turfing, tree pruning, irrigation, commercial landscaping

GreenGarden has provided landscaping services in Singapore since 1985. They handle landscape design and build, scheduled maintenance, turfing, tree pruning and irrigation for commercial, industrial, residential and public properties, from condominiums and offices to malls and hotels. They also offer cleaning and pest control services.

For accurate pricing, they recommend a site assessment before quoting.

Hawaii Landscape Pte Ltd

Best for: Homeowners who want a lush, resort-style tropical garden

Key services: Tropical garden design and build, water features, landscape maintenance

Hawaii Landscape is one of Singapore's landscaping pioneers, with more than 70 years of experience creating tropical gardens. Their designs have won Gold and Silver awards at the Singapore Garden Festival, and their team handles everything from small home gardens to large-scale projects.

Prince’s Landscape Pte Ltd

Best for: Large estates and commercial sitesthat need an established landscape contractor

Key services: Landscape design and construction, landscape maintenance, vertical green walls, green roofs, tree pruning

Prince's Landscape is full-service landscape contractor with more than 25 years in the industry. They work with developers, architects, government agencies, building owners and homeowners on residential, industrial and commercial projects. They have won Awards of Excellence from the Landscape Industry Association of Singapore (LIAS( since 2005, and their award-winning projects include landscape maintenance at Changi Airport Terminal 3.

Singapore Landscape Design

Best for: Bespoke, designer-led garden landscaping for homes

Key services: Landscape design consultation, design and build, landscape maintenance

Singapore Landscape Design is a boutique studio that designs and builds bespoke gardens. They work closely with each client from concept to construction, paying careful attention to detail so the finished garden is functional and sustainable as well as beautiful. They also offer maintenance once the project is complete.

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Vertical Green Pte Ltd

Vertical Green is Singapore’s expert in transforming urban spaces with lush, living walls. Their innovative HyGro system, featuring a unique soil-less design, brings nature indoors and outdoors with minimal maintenance. From homes to offices to public spaces, they offer customized solutions that enhance aesthetics and improve air quality. With a commitment to sustainability and a passion for connecting people with nature, Vertical Green is your partner in creating a greener, healthier environment.

How Much Does Residential Landscaping Cost in Singapore?

Landscaping costs depend on your property type, the size of the space and the materials you choose. Here's what homeowners typically pay in 2026:

Sources: published 2026 Singapore landscaping and garden maintenance price guides.

Ask every company for an itemised written quote covering design, materials, labour, maintenance and any survey fee, so you can compare like with like.

If you own a landed home, your roof can cut your electricity bill while your landscaper takes care of the garden. Use our free solar calculator to see how much you could save.

Landscape Maintenance Services in Singapore: What's Included

Singapore's heat and heavy rain make gardens grow fast, so most landed homes need landscape maintenance at least monthly, and often every two weeks. A typical garden maintenance package covers:

• Grass cutting and edging to keep lawns even and paths clear
• Pruning and hedge trimming for shrubs, palms and small trees
• Weeding and fertilising to keep planting beds healthy
• Pest and mosquito checks on plants, pots, trays and drains
• Irrigation checks if you have an automatic watering system

Larger tree work usually costs extra and should be done by a certified arborist. Condos and commercial sites typically sign annual landscape maintenance contracts covering grounds, turf and irrigation. GreenGarden and Prince's Landscape both take on this kind of work, while Abundance Landscape and Green Fingers offer maintenance plans for homes.

How to Choose a Landscaping Company in Singapore

A landscaper designs, installs and maintains outdoor spaces, combining design skill with horticultural know-how. Done well, landscaping adds kerb appeal and makes a strong first impression on visitors and future buyers. Native plants and water-efficient irrigation also cut upkeep, while well-placed shade trees keep walls and windows cooler.

Here's what to check:

• Portfolio and reviews: Look at completed projects similar to yours and read recent client reviews.
• NParks registration: The Landscape Company Register (LCR), run by NParks, recognises genuine landscape firms whose staff are trained and paid under the sector's Progressive Wage Model. It's a useful baseline for any landscaper.
• BCA registration for bigger jobs: BCA's FM03 Landscaping workhead is only required for public sector work, but its grade shows how large a contract a firm is qualified to take on.
• Horticultural expertise: A good landscaper knows which plants, soils and drainage suit Singapore's heat and heavy rain, so your garden doesn't need constant replanting.
• Design credentials: For a design-led project, ask whether the designer is a member of the Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects (SILA).
• A clear brief: Agree on the design, budget, timeline and what maintenance is included, in writing, before work starts.

Planning Your Garden Around Solar Panels

If you own a landed home, your garden and your roof affect each other. Tall trees, palms and pergolas near the house can shade your roof as they grow, and shade on even a few panels can noticeably reduce how much electricity a solar system produces. If you have solar or plan to install it, tell your landscaper early so they can choose plants that stay below roof height on the sunny side. Our guide to rooftop solar suitability explains what else affects your roof's potential.

For garden lighting, solar garden lights charge during the day and switch on at dusk, with no extra wiring and nothing added to your electricity bill.

Finding the Right Landscaper for Your Home

The right landscaping company depends on your property and priorities: a boutique studio for a bespoke garden, an artificial grass specialist for low upkeep, or a large firm for condo and commercial grounds. Shortlist two or three from this list, compare quotes, and check their credentials before you commit.

If you own a landed home, your roof can cut your bills while your landscaper takes care of the garden. Use our free solar calculator to see how much you could save on electricity, or chat with our solar advisors for a no-obligation assessment.

FAQ

How much does landscaping cost in Singapore?

A simple garden makeover for a landed home starts from about S$10,000, while a full design and build can exceed S$150,000. Turfing costs around S$8 to S$18 per square foot supplied and laid. Ask two or three companies for itemised written quotes, as some charge a site survey fee, such as Chin Ling Nursery’s S$218 (including GST), which is redeemable from the project sum.

How much does monthly garden maintenance cost?

Expect S$80 to S$200 a month for a condo or HDB balcony, S$200 to S$500 for a terrace or semi-detached house, and S$350 to S$900 for a bungalow. The price depends on garden size, how often the team visits (monthly or fortnightly) and what each visit covers. Tree work is usually quoted separately.

What's the difference between a BCA-registered landscape contractor and a general gardening company?

A BCA-registered landscape contractor holds the FM03 Landscaping workhead under BCA’s Facilities Management Registry, which covers landscaping maintenance works and is needed to bid for public sector contracts. Their grade sets the size of contract they can tender for. A general gardening company may not be registered, and registration is not required for private home projects. For those, check the NParks Landscape Company Register, portfolio and references.

Do I need permission to cut down a tree in my garden?

Sometimes. In Singapore’s two Tree Conservation Areas (Central and Changi), you need written approval from NParks before cutting any tree with a girth of more than one metre, measured half a metre from the ground. The same rule applies to trees on vacant land anywhere in Singapore. Felling a protected tree without approval can lead to a fine of up to S$50,000, so check with your landscaper or a certified arborist before any major tree work.

Which landscaping companies handle commercial properties?

Prince’s Landscape takes on large commercial and industrial projects, while GreenGarden provides landscape maintenance and commercial landscaping for condos, offices, malls and industrial sites.

Where can I find a landscape supplier in Singapore?

Chin Ling Nursery sells plants and gardening supplies alongside its landscaping services, Ecotecture supplies artificial grass, vertical gardens and decking, and Goodview lists topsoil supply among its services.