Your budget determines what materials and designs we can use. We will create a plan that fits within your budget and meets your specific needs and requirements

When choosing plants for your landscape, consider factors such as the plant’s mature size, sun and soil requirements, and climate. We can propose several options, and you will choose your favourite.

We use common driveway construction materials, including asphalt, concrete, tarmac, gravel, and pavers. The choice of material will depend on factors such as budget, durability, and personal preference.

We will handle all the permits and inspections required for the project in consultation with you. We are familiar with local building codes and regulations and ensure that your driveway complies with all laws and regulations.

We can remove and dispose of the existing driveways and prepare the site for construction.

Yes, you can park heavy vehicles such as RVs, trucks, and trailers on a driveway. However, ensuring the driveway is constructed to handle the weight is essential. We recommend you avoid heavy parking in the same spot for extended periods as it can cause settling or rutting.

We use wood, vinyl, aluminium, wrought iron, and chain link. The choice of material will depend on cost, personal preference and durability.

We can remove the fence and include the cost in the project quote.

It will depend on factors such as your climate, soil type, and intended use for the lawn. We will show you several options to choose a suitable one.

The watering frequency will depend on factors such as weather, soil type, and the turf you have. You should frequently water newly installed turf to encourage root establishment, while established turf may require less frequent watering.

You can install turf over an existing lawn. However, it will require removing the existing vegetation, preparing the soil, and ensuring proper drainage.

Tarmac is a durable and cost-effective option for road surfaces, driveways, or other surfaces. It offers a consistent surface, providing a safe driving surface in all weather conditions.

The lifespan of tarmac can vary depending on the quality of the materials used, installation method, and the amount of traffic, among others. A well-installed tarmac surface can last between 8 to 15 years.

Artificial grass can handle weather conditions, including rain, heat, and snow. It does not require regular water, fertilizer or mowing.

Artificial grass is safe for pets. Synthetic fibres are not toxic and do not pose any harm to animals.