Landscaping
Landscaping in Riverhead
Homes in Riverhead
Riverhead is a village on the north-west edge of Sevenoaks, in Kent. Whether you live in one of the older cottages or a later family house, the groundwork rule is the same: patios and paths last longest when the sub-base beneath is properly dug out and compacted. The front path in the photo here is our own finished work. The reviewer whose words sit alongside praised the care over small details and the job finishing on schedule despite rain and cold.

“Lubo and his team are excellent at what they do , so professional with every single little detail taken in to account they remained polite and caring through out the job , tidy and happy at all times . We had a concrete front garden and when work commenced little did we know what was going to be unearthed , not anything was a challenge for Lubo , working many long hours regardless of what happened Lubo and his team achieved the exact finishing schedule The garden has been completely re structured and landscaped to perfection at a very reasonable cost . They worked through persistent rain and cold and never once missed a day . If you are looking for someone I would go no further than this company to take on your project absolutely excellency as you will see from the picture”
What matters for landscaping in Riverhead
Landscaping in Riverhead is built from the ground up. For a path or patio, the ground is dug out and a sub-base laid and compacted, then the surface is set to fall slightly away from the house so rainwater runs off. If you want a retaining wall, planters or brick work too, it is worth mentioning them at the start so the whole job can be planned together.
- If beds or borders have become overgrown, we can clear and tidy them before the landscaping starts.
- Turfing for the areas left unpaved, and fencing where you need it.
- For a quote, call using the button on this page and describe the path, patio or fencing you have in mind.
Questions about landscaping in Riverhead
Can you replace our front path?
Yes. Front paths are part of our hard landscaping, and the photo on this page shows one we finished. As with a patio, a new path needs a well-dug, compacted sub-base to last.
Do you put up fencing as well?
Yes, fencing is among the landscaping work we do, along with brick work, planters and turfing.