Your garden
Note the approximate size, existing surfaces and any slopes or drainage concerns.
Bring your garden ideas together. The details below help explain your space and the work you have in mind.
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Start with the area you want to change and the difference you would like the work to make. You do not need a finished plan: a short description of the garden, the features you want to keep and your main priorities is a useful starting point. Approximate dimensions and photographs taken safely from ground level can help explain the space.
Include your preferred budget and any materials you are considering. If you are comparing options, say so. A new patio, a replacement boundary and a fresh lawn involve different preparation, so list each part rather than treating everything as one unspecified garden job.
Access is worth explaining early. Mention where materials could be brought in, whether there are steps or narrow passages, and any shared routes that need keeping clear. Include your full postcode when discussing coverage in Chester, Deeside, Mold, Buckley, Wrexham or nearby areas.
Note the approximate size, existing surfaces and any slopes or drainage concerns.
Mention gate widths, steps, shared paths and space for moving materials.
List essential changes separately from optional additions. Explain any timing preferences, such as wanting the garden usable for an event, without assuming a date is available before it has been agreed.
Yes. List each part of the work so paving, fencing, turfing or other garden services can be discussed as one request.
The work and access need discussing before a written quotation can be agreed. Check that preparation, materials, removal of existing surfaces or waste, and any aftercare information are clearly covered. Timing and any arrangements you need to make should be confirmed before a booking.
Chester, Deeside, Mold, Buckley, Wrexham and surrounding areas. Include your full postcode when discussing availability.