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Patios, Decking & Landscaping in Harold Wood
In Harold Wood and across Havering we are most often asked for garden landscaping and patios. Hornchurch, Upminster, Elm Park and Collier Row are predominantly inter-war and post-war semis, terraces and bungalows. Gidea Park has an Edwardian garden suburb of individually designed houses, Emerson Park has large detached homes on wide plots, and Harold Hill is a planned post-war estate.
Patios & Gardens in Harold Wood
A garden you will actually use.
London gardens are small, overlooked and often badly drained. Good hard landscaping fixes all three. We build patios, decks, walls and garden rooms that make a narrow plot feel like another room of the house.
- PatiosPorcelain, sandstone and limestone patios laid on a full mortar bed with falls away from the house.
- DeckingHardwood, softwood and composite decking on a properly ventilated frame.
- Fencing & garden wallsClose-board and slatted fencing, brick walls, raised beds and retaining walls.
- Turf & planting prepLevelling, drainage, new topsoil and turf, real or artificial.
- Garden roomsInsulated garden offices and studios with power, lighting and data.
Local knowledge
Working in Harold Wood
Homes in Havering
Hornchurch, Upminster, Elm Park and Collier Row are predominantly inter-war and post-war semis, terraces and bungalows. Gidea Park has an Edwardian garden suburb of individually designed houses, Emerson Park has large detached homes on wide plots, and Harold Hill is a planned post-war estate.
Planning and the council
Around half the borough feels semi-rural and much of that is Green Belt, which limits how far houses there can be enlarged. Gidea Park and Emerson Park have their own conservation or special character policies, including on front boundaries and plot coverage.
Nearby
We also cover Romford, Hornchurch, Upminster, Rainham, Harold Hill, Gidea Park, Collier Row, Elm Park, Emerson Park and Cranham.
FAQ
Patios & Gardens in Harold Wood
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Do you carry out patios, decking & landscaping in Harold Wood?
Yes. Harold Wood is in Havering, where we work every week alongside Romford, Hornchurch, Upminster and Rainham.
Porcelain or natural stone?
Porcelain is consistent, stain-resistant and very low maintenance. Natural stone has more character and weathers over time. We bring samples to the site visit so you can see both against your brickwork.
Will a new patio cause damp?
Not if it is built correctly. We keep the finished level at least 150mm below the damp-proof course, or add a drainage channel against the wall where that is not possible.
Does a garden room need planning permission?
Most garden rooms are permitted development if they are single-storey, under 2.5m high near a boundary, and not used as a separate dwelling. Flats and some conservation areas are exceptions. We check before you commit.
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