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Garden design · Stoke-on-Trent

More than a fence.
A better garden.

Tell us what you want from the garden. We can plan fencing, gates, decking or other work. Before any deposit, the written quote lists what we will do and any work that needs a specialist.

12 years of experience5-year workmanship guaranteeWritten quote before deposit
Overgrown residential garden with an existing timber boundary
A starting point for your garden design
Timber boundary beside a garden
Timber boundary beside a garden

The bigger picture

Design the garden
around real life.

We can discuss privacy, access, seating, planting, paths, decking, lighting, water features and storage alongside the fence. We want the garden to be practical and easy to look after, and to fit the house, ground and budget.

  • Garden plans that can be done all at once or in stages.
  • Fence, gate and privacy planned together.
  • Decking, paths, planting and other garden ideas, if agreed.
  • Send photos, rough measurements and what matters most to you.
  • Before you pay a deposit, the written quote lists the work we will do and any extra jobs that need a specialist.

Planting, electrical work, water features or work for another specialist can be discussed and listed separately in the written plan.

How we start

From overgrown
to considered.

01 · Understand

Send the postcode, photos, rough measurements and the parts of the garden you want to keep, remove or change.

02 · Set priorities

We sort what matters most from what can wait. If doing the whole garden at once feels too much, we can plan it in stages to suit your budget.

03 · Agree the details

Before work starts or materials are ordered, the written quote lists the fence and gates, any work to prepare the ground, and other agreed jobs.

Before you send it

Start with
how you live.

The best garden plan starts with how you use the space, not a catalogue picture. A few views and priorities are enough to start.

  • Photos from each corner and from the house, with doors, paths, any slopes and existing boundaries visible.
  • List what to keep, what is not working, and whether privacy, seating, planting, storage or access matter most.
  • Steps, drainage, buried pipes or cables, shared boundaries or hard-to-reach spots that could affect the order of work.

Ready to rethink the space?

Bring the whole garden
into the conversation.

Send the postcode, a few photos and what you want to change. We will confirm what can be covered and where another specialist is needed.

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