Our landscape gardening and building services

Tree and Hedge Removal Services
Sometimes, despite our best efforts, tree and hedge removal becomes necessary. Whether due to disease, damage, development plans, or simply a change in landscape design, it's a task best left to professionals.  We offer safe and efficient tree and hedge removal services, handling everything from small shrubs to large, mature trees. Our experienced team utilizes specialized equipment and follows strict safety protocols to minimize disruption to your property and ensure the job is done correctly.  We also offer stump grinding services to completely remove any trace of the tree, leaving your land ready for its next chapter.  Contact us today for a consultation and a free estimate.

From Natural Turf to Artificial AstroTurf
Creating and maintaining a beautiful lawn is a cornerstone of any outdoor space. Whether you prefer the natural charm of turf or the low-maintenance convenience of AstroTurf, we offer comprehensive lawn services to meet your needs.
Our turf services encompass everything from initial installation and seeding to ongoing maintenance. We can help you choose the right type of turf for your climate and soil, ensuring a lush, healthy lawn.  Our lawn services include regular mowing, fertilization, weed control, aeration, and overseeding to keep your turf looking its best year-round.
Astro turf:
Looking for a low-maintenance alternative?  Our AstroTurf services cover consultation, design, and professional installation.  We can help you select the perfect AstroTurf product to match your aesthetic preferences and usage requirements.  While AstroTurf requires less upkeep than natural turf, we also offer occasional cleaning and maintenance services to ensure its longevity and appearance.
Whether you're dreaming of a classic turf lawn or considering the modern advantages of AstroTurf, our expert lawn services will help you achieve the outdoor space you've always wanted. Contact us today for a free consultation.

Wooden Decking vs. Composite Decking: Choosing the Right Surface
Creating an outdoor living space often starts with choosing the right decking material.  Two popular options are wooden decking and composite decking, each offering distinct advantages.
Wooden Decking:
Wooden decking provides a classic, natural aesthetic.  It can be crafted from various wood species, each with its own look and durability.  While wooden decking offers a timeless appeal, it requires regular maintenance, including cleaning, staining, or sealing, to protect it from the elements and prevent rot and decay.
Composite Decking:
Composite decking is a manufactured material made from a combination of wood fibers and recycled plastic.  This makes it highly durable and low-maintenance.  Composite decking resists fading, staining, and scratching, and typically only requires occasional cleaning.  While often more expensive upfront, its longevity and reduced maintenance can make it a cost-effective choice in the long run.
Which is Right for You?
The best choice between wooden decking and composite decking depends on your budget, desired aesthetic, and willingness to perform maintenance.  If you love the natural look and are prepared for upkeep, wooden decking is a great option.  If you prioritize low-maintenance and long-lasting durability, composite decking might be the perfect fit.  Contact us today to discuss your decking project and explore the best options for your outdoor space.

A popular fencing options, closeboard fencing consists of vertical feather-edged boards fixed to horizontal rails.  The overlapping boards create a solid, seamless barrier, offering excellent privacy and wind protection.
* Advantages: High level of privacy, strong and durable, good windbreak.
* Ideal for: Boundary fencing, creating secluded areas, exposed locations.

Classic and charming, garden fencing, picket fencing features evenly spaced vertical boards (pickets) attached to horizontal rails.  It offers a less restrictive boundary than closeboard fencing, allowing for visibility while still defining property lines.
* Advantages: Visually appealing, defines boundaries without obstructing views, relatively easy to install.
* Ideal for: Front gardens, creating a traditional look, areas where visibility is desired.

A simple and rustic style, post and rail fencing consists of vertical posts connected by horizontal rails.  It's a cost-effective option, often used in rural settings and for containing livestock.
* Advantages: Cost-effective, easy to install, suitable for large areas.
* Ideal for: Agricultural settings, defining boundaries in rural areas, containing animals.

Pre-fabricated panels of timber fencing, such as overlap or waney lap panels, are attached to posts. These panels are quick and easy to install, making them a popular choice for DIY projects.
* Advantages: Easy and quick installation, relatively affordable, readily available.
* Ideal for: Homeowners looking for a quick and easy fencing solution, budget-conscious projects. panel fencing

Similar to picket fencing, but with pointed or shaped tops on the pickets, palisade fencing offers a more formal and secure appearance.
* Advantages: Visually appealing, provides a degree of security, defines boundaries effectively.
* Ideal for: Front gardens, creating a more formal look, areas where security is a consideration.

This category encompasses a wide range of styles, from ornate Victorian-inspired designs to contemporary slatted fencing. Decorative fencing is primarily chosen for its aesthetic appeal and can be customized to match any style.

Composite fencing is a popular alternative to traditional wood or vinyl fences. It's made from a combination of wood fibers and recycled plastic, creating a durable and low-maintenance material. Composite fences are resistant to rot, insects, and weathering, making them a long-lasting option for homeowners. They come in a variety of styles and colors to match any home's aesthetic. While the initial cost of composite fencing may be higher than wood, its longevity and minimal upkeep can make it a worthwhile investment over time.

* Purpose: Prevent soil erosion on slopes, create level areas, and support structures.
* Materials: Commonly constructed from concrete, stone, brick, or even timber.
* Example: A sloped garden stabilized with a natural stone retaining wall.

* Purpose: Define and enclose flower beds, creating raised planters for better drainage and showcasing plants.
* Materials: Often made from brick, stone, or even repurposed materials like old railway sleepers.
* Example: A circular flower bed surrounded by a low brick retaining wall.

* Purpose: Define property lines, provide privacy, security, and noise reduction.
* Materials: Typically constructed from brick, stone, concrete, or wood.
* Example: A tall brick wall enclosing a garden for privacy.

* Purpose: Enhance the aesthetic appeal of your garden, create focal points, and define garden rooms.
* Materials: Can be made from a variety of materials and incorporate features like niches, arches, or water features.
* Example: A curved stone wall with a built-in water fountain.

* Purpose: Cost-effective and environmentally friendly option for retaining walls or decorative walls.
* Materials: Constructed from wire cages filled with rocks or other materials.
* Example: A gabion wall made with large, irregularly shaped stones.