LANDSCAPING IN BILSTON

Garden landscaping with turf and sleeper beds in Bilston
Landscaping in Bilston

Gardens around Bilston are often compact, so every bit of space counts. Landscaping can turn a tired back garden into somewhere tidy and easy to look after, with good fencing, a level lawn or artificial grass and neat edging.

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LANDSCAPING IN BILSTON

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In smaller gardens, low maintenance is usually the priority. Artificial grass, raised beds and a patio area often work better than a lawn that is hard to mow.

Access through a terrace or a shared entry is something we plan for on the visit, so the job runs smoothly.

SORTING OUT BILSTON GARDENS

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For many homeowners around Bradley, Ladymoor and Ettingshall, the aim is a garden that looks good without hours of work every weekend. That usually means a patio by the house, artificial grass or a small, well edged lawn, and a few raised beds that are easy to weed. Done properly, it stays tidy with a quick sweep and a trim now and then.

Artificial grass only looks good for years if the base is right. We dig out the old turf and soil, lay a compacted, free draining stone base, put down a weed membrane and fix the grass with a firm edge all the way round. Laid on bare soil or sand, it ripples and drains badly, and that is where most problems with it start.

Around Lanesfield, Stowlawn and Ettingshall Park, fences are often the first job, because older panels between gardens have rotted or blown. If the fence is shared with a neighbour, it is worth agreeing who owns which side before we start, and we are happy to talk it through with both of you.

HOW WE WORK ON LANDSCAPING JOBS IN BILSTON

How we do it
  1. Clear the ground and sort out the levels and drainage.
  2. Build the walls, steps, paths and fencing first.
  3. Then turf, plant and edge the beds.
  4. Take every bit of waste away.
Materials, finishes and the full process

PLANNING A GARDEN PROJECT IN BILSTON

Before we start

Garden fences up to two metres high usually do not need planning permission, or up to one metre where they run next to a road. If you are not sure about your garden, City of Wolverhampton Council can confirm.

Most garden problems start with levels and drainage, so we look at those first. Clearing and taking away the waste from the work we do is part of the job.

On Bilston's terraced streets, with cars parked on both sides, we book deliveries and the skip for times that cause the least trouble for your neighbours, and we keep the footpath clear while we work.

WHERE WE WORK AROUND BILSTON

Where we work

We cover all of Bilston, including Ettingshall, Bradley, Ladymoor, Stowlawn, Lanesfield and Ettingshall Park. Bilston is about three miles south east of Wolverhampton city centre, so we are never far away. If you are not sure whether we cover your street, call us and we will tell you straight away.

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