Hard landscaping specialists across London — patios, paths, raised beds, decking and fencing. Post a job free.
Porcelain, natural stone and concrete patio installation across London. Full sub-base, drainage and pointing included.
Find a landscaper →Composite and hardwood decking installation for London gardens. Single and multi-level decks, balustrades and steps.
Find a landscaper →Timber, brick, and steel raised beds for London gardens. Vegetable gardens, herb gardens and ornamental planters.
Find a landscaper →Close board, featherboard, trellis and panel fencing across London. Party wall and boundary fencing experience.
Find a landscaper →Gravel, paving slab, porcelain and brick path installation. Steel and stone edging for clean garden borders.
Find a landscaper →Block, brick and natural stone retaining walls for sloping London gardens. Full structural and drainage specification.
Find a landscaper →| Job | Low estimate | High estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Patio installation (per m²) | £80 | £150/m² |
| Decking installation (per m²) | £100 | £200/m² |
| Raised bed (timber) | £300 | £600 |
| Raised bed (brick/block) | £500 | £1,200 |
| Fencing (per panel) | £100 | £250 |
| Garden path (per m) | £80 | £200/m |
| Retaining wall (per m) | £300 | £800/m |
| Sub-base and drainage (per m²) | £15 | £40/m² |
Prices are estimates for London 2026. Final costs depend on access, soil conditions, materials chosen, and project complexity. Always get multiple quotes with written specs.
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London's outdoor living boom — accelerated dramatically by the pandemic years — has made hard landscaping one of the fastest-growing home improvement categories in the capital. The shift from lawns to usable outdoor rooms has driven demand for patio installation, composite decking, raised beds, garden lighting, and integrated outdoor kitchens across every London borough. Porcelain paving — previously associated with commercial applications — has become the dominant residential patio material across London, valued for its low maintenance, frost resistance, and the extensive range of finishes now available including wood-effect, concrete-look, and natural stone simulation.
London's clay soils present a specific challenge for hard landscaping. Clay soil shrinks in dry summers and swells when wet, and without an adequate sub-base depth — at least 150mm of compacted Type 1 MOT hardcore — paving will settle unevenly, crack, and require relaying within a few years. This is one of the most common causes of landscaping failure in London gardens, and a key question to ask any landscaper quoting for your project. Party wall considerations are also important in London's densely built terraces — any excavation work near a boundary wall may require a Party Wall Agreement under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996. Ask your landscaper if this applies before work begins. For any project over £2,000, get a written contract specifying materials, sub-base depth, drainage provision, and a clear completion timeline.
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