Upgrade your garden with Brickwork & Masonry Landscaping in Colliers Wood, crafted for clean lines and long-term durability. From garden walls and raised beds to fire pits and BBQ areas, we build features that look right and work hard. Based nearby, we can be on site in around 10 minutes.
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Colliers Wood homeowners often want garden features that feel solid, tidy and timeless. We design and build brick and stone elements that suit SW19 plots, from smart boundary walls to raised beds and planters that add structure. If you’re close to Wandle Park or the River Wandle walks, we can create landscaping that complements the area’s greener outlook. Every build is finished with crisp detailing and practical drainage in mind.
The Colliers Wood mix of Victorian terraces, 1930s semis and modern apartments means no two gardens behave the same. Terraced gardens can need clever access planning and space-saving layouts, while 1930s homes often suit classic brick piers, steps and symmetrical beds. For newer developments near the Tandem Centre, we can introduce contemporary stone features and clean-edged planters to sharpen the look. Our brickwork & masonry landscaping in London Borough of Merton is tailored to each property’s style and footprint.
We start with a site visit to check levels, soil conditions and how you use the space, then provide a clear written scope. Our team handles foundations, setting-out, drainage and neat pointing, so walls stay plumb and patios meet cleanly. You’ll get straightforward timelines, tidy working practices and updates throughout. Local clients choose our brickwork & masonry landscaping Colliers Wood area service because the finish is consistent and the build quality is proven.
Gardens around SW19 can have varied ground conditions, with pockets of heavier soil and areas influenced by nearby waterways such as the River Wandle. Access can be tight on Victorian terrace streets, so we plan deliveries, waste removal and working space carefully. We also factor in boundary heights, sight lines and neighbour considerations typical in Merton properties. Where needed, we’ll advise on council expectations and keep the build compliant and considerate.
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Costs depend on size, access, foundations and materials. As a guide, small brick planters or raised beds often start from £600–£1,500. Garden walls and brick pillars commonly fall between £1,800–£6,000 depending on height and length. Stone features, archways, BBQ areas or fire pits can range from £1,200–£8,000+, especially with premium stone and bespoke detailing. We’ll provide an itemised quote after a site visit.
Most smaller builds, such as planters, raised beds or a simple fire pit, take 1–3 days. A garden wall with proper footings typically takes 3–7 days, while larger projects combining walls, pillars and a BBQ area may run 1–3 weeks. Timescales vary with access, curing time for concrete, weather, and whether we’re integrating drainage or new paving. We’ll confirm a schedule before work starts.
Many garden masonry projects are permitted development, particularly within rear gardens, but there are important exceptions. Height limits can apply to walls facing a highway, and rules may differ for corner plots, listed buildings, or properties in conservation areas. If you’re adding structures near boundaries or changing front garden walls, we’ll flag potential constraints early. We can help you check Merton Council guidance and keep the design within permitted limits.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our brickwork and masonry landscaping, covering workmanship such as structural integrity, pointing quality and build stability when used as intended. This includes issues like movement caused by inadequate foundations or poor setting-out (which we prevent with proper ground preparation). Materials are covered by manufacturer guarantees where applicable. We’ll also give care guidance for sealing, cleaning and winter protection to keep everything looking its best.
We can match or complement existing house brick with reclaimed-style bricks, London stock tones, or modern smooth-faced options. For stone features, popular choices include sandstone, limestone and granite setts for detailing. Design options include garden walls with coping stones, brick pillars with caps, archways, built-in seating, BBQ surrounds, fire pits, and rendered or brick planters. We’ll bring samples, discuss maintenance, and design to suit your garden layout and budget.
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