Garden construction
Patios, paths, edging, lawns and beds planned as one garden, with a practical sequence for getting the work done.
Garden landscaping in the Highlands.
From an awkward patch to a useful garden, we bring the groundwork, hard landscaping and planting together.
We build around your home, your daily routines and the conditions on your site.
Discuss your landscaping
Groundwork for
your garden.
The finished surfaces are only part of the job. Access, levels, ground preparation and water movement all shape how the garden performs.
We discuss these early, explain any uncertainty and agree how unexpected ground conditions will be handled. That gives the build a sound starting point.
Explore guide pricesGround preparation
Clearing the agreed areas, preparing suitable bases and soil, and assessing drainage requirements before the finish goes down.
Lawns and garden levels
A usable lawn starts with suitable preparation. We discuss gradients, access and the right approach to establishing your grass.
Finishing and handover
We walk through the completed scope, explain care for new surfaces and planting, and leave you with the information you need.
A complete garden,
one agreed scope.
For a small garden, guide prices start at £9,500. The layout, access, existing ground and chosen materials will shape the final cost.
We set out the proposed work and materials in writing. If the ground reveals something unexpected, we discuss the options and cost before changing the scope.
Talk about a complete gardenPlanning the work around your home.
Access and deliveries
We discuss the route into the garden, space for materials and how deliveries can be managed.
Weather and sequencing
Wet ground and frost can affect when particular tasks are sensible. We explain the sequence and keep you informed about changes.
Pets and everyday use
We agree how to separate the working area, keep essential access and handle any parts of the garden that need time to establish.
Landscaping questions.
Can you improve a garden that gets very wet?
We first need to understand where water is coming from, how it moves and what the ground is like. The right solution depends on the site; simply adding a new surface does not resolve an underlying water problem.
Will you remove the old materials?
Removal and disposal of agreed materials are included where stated in your written scope. Reuse, restricted access and unusual waste can affect the approach and cost.
How long will the work take?
The programme depends on the agreed scope, site access, materials and weather. We discuss a realistic sequence for your project rather than promise one duration for every garden.
Let’s talk about your garden.
A wee border refresh or a complete change, tell us what you have in mind.