Hampton walks the line between village and beach — Hampton Street’s cafés on one end, the cliffs and beach boxes on the other.

The homes here mirror it: Edwardian and Californian bungalows out front, modern extensions and pool-side living out back.

Building outdoor spaces for Hampton homes

Hampton is renovation country. Most of our work here is rear-garden transformations behind period homes — opening up to north-facing decks, threading pools into tighter footprints, and resolving the heritage front-back tension with materials that bridge both. We’ve built a lot of bluestone paving, spotted-gum decks and rendered pool walls in Hampton, and we know the local site constraints: narrow side access, council overlays around heritage frontages, and the careful order-of-works needed to get a pool shell in past a 1920s weatherboard.

Why Hampton homeowners choose Shoreline

Because Hampton clients are mostly renovating, not building new — and that takes a contractor who can work alongside a builder, respect a house that’s already there, and deliver a garden that finishes the home rather than just sitting beside it.