Finlay's Stone

gardener or landscaper in Holtze, NT

4.3from 53 reviews63.0/ 100 evidence score#8 of 11 in Darwin

845 Stuart Hwy, Holtze NT 0829

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Finlay's Stone is a gardener or landscaper in Holtze, NT. It has 4.3 stars from 53 Google reviews. WhoToHire scores it 63.0 out of 100 on independent evidence checks. That places it 8 of 11 gardeners & landscapers listed in Darwin. It is corroborated by 2 independent sources. Placement cannot be bought.

What we checked

Including the checks that did not pass, and the ones that never ran. A blank is not a pass.

  • Independently corroboratedConfirmed

    Described consistently by 2 separate sources. The independent mapping record matches at 100% confidence.

  • Website reachableNot checked

    Their server refused our check. That is not evidence either way.

  • Phone number confirmedNot checked

    This check has not run for this business.

  • ABN confirmedNot checked

    No ABN is published on their website. Most small businesses don't publish one, so this is a bonus signal rather than a warning.

Listed on Google as

  • Landscaper
  • Lawn care service
  • Masonry contractor
  • Monument maker
  • Mulch supplier
  • Paving materials supplier
  • Pottery store
  • Retaining wall supplier
  • Sand & gravel supplier
  • Tile store

The highlighted one is its primary category — what this business chose to be listed as first. On a list page, a business whose primary category matches what you searched for is treated as a closer match than one that offers it among many other trades. How that affects the order.

Reviews

4.3 stars from 53 reviews.

We hold the count and the average, not the individual reviews, so we cannot tell you whether those reviews arrived steadily over years or all in one fortnight. The second is far more likely to have been bought, and we would tell you if we could.

Others nearby

Same trade, ordered by how close they are and how much evidence we hold — within 25 km of this address.

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