What we do
We create authentic period front gardens
If you're a homeowner or landlord looking to renew the front garden of your Victorian, Edwardian or other similar period property, then talk to us.
We're a one-stop shop with the experience to create a new front garden in the style best suited to your property, using materials and designs that are wholly sympathetic – particularly important, of course, if you are in a conservation area.
If the original railings and gates of your front garden have been removed or damaged, or the original path tiles are damaged and some are missing and the front wall is crumbling, we can restore or replace them with like-for-like materials and designs.
Impartial advice if you need it
We have a ‘menu’ of tiles, tile patterns, railings and gate designs and planting schemes for you to choose from. These will enable you to find the ‘look’ most suitable for your property – and if you're not too sure about just what is correct, we'll happily give you impartial advice based on our experience and studies of period properties like yours.
Then we'll produce a mock-up of the design for you to see how it looks – superimposed, if possible, on a photo of your house and front garden – together with our quotation.
Increase the value of your home
Once accepted, we will manage the project on your behalf in the minimum of time and with the minimum of fuss and mess.
In summary, we offer...
- A one-stop service to create a period front garden in keeping with your house.
- Because we've done the research, we can offer you a choice of appropriate designs and materials to suit your property and the style it represents.
- A painless process for you through good project management.
- Reliable, expert and honest workmanship.
As a result...
- The investment in your new front garden will increase both the looks and value of your home.
Correct for the property
These two Victorian houses in Broomwood Road, SW11 have the small front garden so characteristic of the period. Simply by renewing the path, gates and fences, the two neighbours, working together, were able to enhance the charm of their houses – and increase their value.