Brookland Landscapes
Landscapes and Groundwork
Landscapes and Groundwork
Landscaping
- Hard Landscaping
The term ‘hard landscape’ is used describe landscape architecture and the improvement by use of construction materials and design. In short… Make your garden look pretty!
- Excavation
Were experienced on a wide range of machines, so any excavating can be done efficiently whilst making sure we leave the area say and tidy.
- laying Lawn Turf
A nice level lawn can make or break a garden, and with turfing relatively cheap compared to paving it can transform your garden without breaking the bank.
- Walled Beds
Walled beds can be a great addition to your garden, they can be built using either brickwork or blockwork which can then rendered or garden walling. Sometimes it’s nice to give a bit of height and these will all provide that.
- Sleeper beds
Hardwood, softwood or reclaims railway sleepers are a better option if you prefer the softer look compared to brickwork. Using sleepers for walls and beds will also save you money on labour costs.
- Water Features and Ornaments
The sound of a water feature is very relaxing, and with them being self-contained they require no plumbing. Ornaments and ornamental stone go so well together, if your after a low or zero maintenance garden, with so much choice there’s something for every taste.
Pricing
Work Type Average Price excavation work per m3 £35 laying of new turf per m2 £20 Edging per linear metre £40 Garden wall per m2 £50 Raised planters from £50 Please note: All above prices are a guide, as jobs will be priced individually. Gallery of Recent Hard Landscaping Projects
- Turf or Seed?
A good quality turf will take quickly and give you results immediately. Seed will take time to establish but may prove to give a more even robust lawn in the long run.
- Can you design my garden?
Yes, we can do that, or if it’s going to be a big project we can organise a designer we work with to do it for you, or we can work with your chosen designer.
- I want my garden lanscaped in stages is the ok?
Yes of course, if you’re not sure what to d in different areas of your garden, they don’t need to be all done at once. We can give you ideas of what can be done and the best advice we can.