Garden redesign
See the service detailAn illustrative 55m² garden: 20m² patio, 20m² lawn and 15m² planting, with ordinary access.
£12,000–£22,000The garden price guide
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Invented guide prices, including VAT. Each number belongs to an example scope; a real quotation would follow a garden assessment and an agreed specification.
Patios & paths
See the service detailA simple 20m² sandstone paved area, ordinary preparation, edging and agreed excavation/disposal, with usable side access.
£3,800–£6,200Planting & borders
See the service detailA 15m² existing border, agreed plan, ordinary soil preparation, a defined mix of young plants and mulch.
£1,200–£2,200Fencing & screens
See the service detailAbout 10 linear metres of agreed timber screening, ordinary posts and ground, with removal of old standard panels.
£1,400–£2,400Garden care
See the service detailTwo gardeners for four hours, a prioritised task list and up to 0.5m³ of ordinary green waste.
£280–£420These are examples, not market-rate advice or an offer. Exceptional ground, structural work, major drainage and specialist requirements need separate assessment.
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The example includes ordinary preparation, edging and agreed excavation/disposal. It excludes major level changes, retaining structures, specialist drainage, utilities and exceptional ground conditions.
Sandstone: £190–£310 per m². Porcelain: £210–£340 per m². The restricted-access example adds £400–£700; it does not confirm that access is feasible.
What shapes
the final price?
- The ground. Levels, existing surfaces, soil and what lies beneath need a real assessment.
- The specification. Materials, plant sizes, edges and finishing details make a difference.
- The way in. Moving materials and waste through a narrow or shared route changes the work.
- The work around it. Specialist structures, utilities or drainage need their own agreed scope.
A new chapter for your garden
What could
outside become?
A favourite corner. A clearer path.
A little more room to grow.