Landscaping and lawn mowing business name ideas

Garden work is seen before it’s searched for: a tidy verge, a trailer parked out the front, a neighbour asking who did the lawn. The name needs to be easy to remember from a glance at the ute.

Ways to name a landscaping or mowing business

  1. Your city and your service

    Landscapers and mowers work a set area. The place in the name tells people at once whether you’ll come to them.

  2. Name the regular work

    Mowing and garden upkeep bring customers back every few weeks. A name about the ongoing work suits a business built on rounds.

  3. One word for the whole trade

    A single trade word is broad enough to grow into, from a mowing round to full garden design.

Before you settle on a name

  1. Search the business names register

    ASIC won’t register a name that is identical or nearly identical to one already registered. It ignores plurals, “the” and spacing when it compares names, and against other business names it also ignores word order and counts names that sound the same as one name.

    Checking a name with ASIC (opens in a new tab)

  2. Look for trade marks

    Registering a business name doesn’t give you exclusive rights to it. Only a trade mark does, so search the trade mark register as well.

    Australian Trade Mark Search (opens in a new tab)

  3. Settle the domain at the same time

    business.gov.au suggests registering a domain that reflects your business name, even before you have a website. If the .com.au you want is already held, its holder may be willing to sell it.

    business.gov.au (opens in a new tab)

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