Landscaping
Landscaping in Westerham
Homes in Westerham
Many of the buildings at the heart of Westerham are old, and garden work beside them usually looks right when the materials and scale follow the house rather than compete with it. Brick work, planters and low walls can be built in proportion to an older property so the garden feels part of it. The conservation area matters too. If your home falls inside it, ask the local council what applies before you settle on anything visible from the street, such as a front boundary wall or new fencing, because it is far easier to answer that early than to change a design later.
“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 Westerham
Most landscaping in Westerham combines a few elements, and deciding which ones you need is the most useful thing to do before you call. The list below covers the main parts of our hard landscaping work and what each one gives you. The review shown here praises the team for staying polite and tidy and for finishing on schedule through rain and cold.
- Pergolas and gazebos create a shaded, sheltered place to sit outside.
- Fencing and brick work mark the edges of the garden and add privacy.
- Turfing lays a fresh lawn, while planters add structure and space for planting.
Questions about landscaping in Westerham
How should a new patio meet the wall of an older house?
It should slope gently away from the building, so rain runs off the paving rather than collecting at the foot of the wall. That is right for any home, and with an older property it is worth getting exactly right.
Can a sloping garden be made easier to use?
Often, yes. A retaining wall holds back soil where the ground changes level, which can turn part of a slope into flat space for a patio, lawn or planters. Retaining walls are part of our landscaping work.
What should I have ready when I ask for a quote?
A rough idea of which parts you want, such as fencing, a pergola, new turf or a retaining wall, and how large the area is. Mention too whether your home is within the conservation area, as that can affect what is planned for the front.