Garden levelling in London

Start by identifying the places that cause difficulty. Photograph dips, raised patches and awkward transitions, alongside a wider view of the garden. Explain whether the unevenness affects mowing, walking, furniture or the proposed layout. Approximate measurements help establish the area you want considered.

Tell us what you know about previous ground work, buried rubble or recurring wet patches. London gardens may have been altered several times, and the current surface does not always reveal the material beneath it. Show access from the street to the work, including steps or tight turns that would affect movement of soil and other materials.

We look at changes in level across the area and how a revised surface would join existing edges. The condition of the ground, nearby structures and drainage concerns guide the assessment. Where the work could involve retained ground, that needs to be considered with the wider proposal.

Significant changes, associated structures or restrictions at the property may require consent; check with your local council. We then agree the scope and quotation, plan the ground work and manage it from start to finish. Any new surface, such as turf or paving, is clearly identified within the proposed job.