Droitwich mixes period houses with newer estates, and many properties on the village edge have large gardens with mature trees and field hedges. The town has the Droitwich Canals running through it, and a lot of gardens feel connected to green space. We landscape these plots as a whole, so surfaces, lawns, boundaries and planting are designed together rather than added one at a time.
We can take on a complete makeover or a smaller change, and when the work finishes we take all the waste away with us. You get a clear plan first, then the work in a sensible order. Nothing is left behind.
A period house in Droitwich deserves surfaces and walls that sit comfortably beside it. We talk through paving, gravel and brick or stone edges that suit the age of the property, and we lay them on a proper base so they last. Old paths that have sunk or tilted can often be lifted and relaid rather than replaced completely. A fresh layer of gravel or a new edge can also lift an older path without a full rebuild.
Newer estate gardens usually start from a blank, often with builders' rubble just below the surface and a thin lawn. We clear and level the plot, improve poor soil where needed, and then design a layout with a patio, lawn and borders that make a fresh garden feel finished and well proportioned. The result is a garden that looks settled and suits the house.
Village-edge gardens in Droitwich can be big, with mature trees, thick field hedges and a lot of lawn. That space allows an interesting layout, but it can also mean a lot of upkeep. We look at simplifying the work: firm paths to reach the far end, clean lawn edges and borders that are easy to weed. A well-planned garden can be large and still pleasant to look after.
Where hedges or trees have outgrown their place, we can trim or reduce them before landscaping begins, and clear the cuttings away. This opens up light and gives a cleaner working area. We can then renew fencing and gates so the boundary is secure and tidy, and the new work is properly framed. Gates can be fitted at the same time to complete the boundary.
Droitwich has a green, watery character, and we like landscaping that fits it, using soft planting, natural edges and sturdy surfaces that cope with damp ground. Good drainage is built in from the start. We also cover Bromsgrove, Ombersley and Stoke Prior, and we leave every Droitwich garden tidy and ready to use. Tell us what matters most and we will build the plan around it.
Based in Hall Green, so we are never far from the gardens we work in.
We look at the job before we price it, so you know what is involved.
Branches, clippings and rubbish from our jobs are cleared and the garden left tidy.
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From our base in Hall Green we work across Birmingham, the Black Country, Solihull and parts of Worcestershire. Choose your area.
Yes. New-build gardens often have compacted soil and rubble under a thin layer of turf, so we clear and level the ground first, improve it where needed, then lay a patio, lawn and borders to suit the plot.
Often, yes. If the slabs or stones are sound, we lift them, rebuild the base so it is firm and level, and lay them again. If they are cracked or worn, we will say so and suggest a suitable replacement.
We look at where water collects and build drainage into the plan, using suitable bases under patios and paths, and gravel or soakaway areas where needed. Getting this right at the start saves a lot of trouble later.
Tell us what needs doing and where. We will get back to you to arrange a visit and a free, no-obligation quote. Photos sent on WhatsApp help.
