Frequently asked questions

The service pages compare the practical differences — looks, upkeep, drainage and cost behaviour — and the enquiry form lets you describe your space so options can be discussed properly.

Drainage planning is treated as part of every scheme rather than an optional extra — falls, permeable builds and channels are worked out before surfaces are chosen.

Yes — larger gardens are often planned in stages, with hard landscaping first and planting once the structure is in place.

Old surface removal and disposal is normally part of the scope, and it's set out clearly in any written proposal.

Yes — an enquiry and any site visit would be free and without obligation.

The size of the space, its current surface, what you want to use it for, and a photo or two — enough to compare options meaningfully before a visit.

A written proposal follows a site visit or a detailed photo walkthrough, setting out scope, materials and any options you asked to compare.

Absolutely — an enquiry starts a conversation, not a commitment. Options stay open as long as you need them to.

Leeds, Pudsey, Horsforth, Morley, Garforth and Wetherby.

Larger projects can make a longer journey worthwhile — an enquiry with your postcode would get a straight yes or no.

Yes — access for materials, skips and parking are worth mentioning early, and they're part of the planning stage in any well-run scheme.