Paving & Hardscaping
Hardscaping
Hardscape is the skeleton of a garden. It sets the levels, routes the water and defines the shape everything else is planted into.
We build steps, pathways, boundary and feature walls, planters, edging and drainage as an integrated system with the planting and lawn areas.
How should hardscaping connect the garden?
Garden paths and steps should follow the routes between entrances, seating, service areas and lawn. Check levels and width around gates before specifying surfaces. Garden hardscaping also defines edges and planting space; coordinate it with irrigation and drainage so later work does not cut through finished paths.
What makes a hardscape scope clear?
List steps, ramps, walls, edging and landscape drainage as separate items with their intended use. Confirm the connections to existing paving and the disposal route for stormwater. Accessibility and any structural requirements need assessment rather than an assumption that every level change can use the same detail.
Where it works best
- Sites with awkward levels or poor drainage
- Gardens needing defined circulation and structure
- Pool surrounds and entertainment terraces
- Commercial grounds needing durable circulation
What we deliver
- Steps, ramps and level transitions
- Feature, boundary and planter walls
- Pathways, edging and mowing strips
- Stormwater, channel and subsoil drainage
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