Landscapers in Watford (WD17 and WD18)

What is included in landscapers

Start with the part of the garden you want to use differently. A new lawn may need to meet an existing step or sit beside a path you want to keep. Show the relationship between those surfaces before choosing materials. Give any drainage concern its own photograph and explain when you noticed it. A site visit allows the levels, access and retained features to be considered as one project.

• Planning agreed lawn, planting and hard-surface areas
• Assessing levels and drainage as part of the layout
• Discussing materials and site access before quoting

What is not included

• A fixed specification from a single photo
• Diagnosing drainage without an assessment
• Changes to features outside the agreed design

Plan the joins and changes in level

Decide which parts of the garden are fixed before discussing where new surfaces go. Mark doors, boundaries and features you want retained. A low side view across the plot can show how the house, existing paving and intended lawn relate to one another. If a path will run between two levels, describe the route people need to use. Keep observations about water separate from decisions about paving or planting until a site visit can look at their relationship.

When considering materials, identify where they will need to pass and where they can be set down. Show the approach from the property entrance and the narrowest point. A site visit can use these views as a starting point. If the project is phased, ask for the first phase to leave a clear junction for later work rather than making assumptions about how the remaining space will be used.

Use the published garden drainage scope to describe visible water separately from the lawn finish. Ask that the site visit records retained features and the points where paving, planting and grass meet. Those junctions should be described in the agreed layout and included work.

Prices

Landscaping is quoted after assessment of the agreed scope, access and materials.

How it works

1. Describe the use you want from the finished space.
2. Review levels, retained features and access on site.
3. Agree the work, materials and boundaries in writing.

Photos to send

Send pictures from the house, the far end and the entrance used for materials. Include any level changes and the edges that must stay. Mark where water has been visible and show its relation to hard surfaces, rather than assuming the source of the problem.

Areas we cover nearby

• Pinner
• Stanmore
• Borehamwood
• Harrow
• Landscaping

Watford coverage and local reference points

The Watford register records WD18 for Cassiobury Park and WD17 for the library and Town Hall. Send the full postcode, the access used for materials and pictures of any level changes. The district alone cannot tell us how a site can be reached.

• Cassiobury Park (WD18 7LG)
• Watford Central Library (WD17 3EU)
• Watford Town Hall (WD17 3EX)

These are reference points for coverage. They do not identify where the work in the photographs took place.

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