Brickwork & Masonry Landscaping in Streatham that adds structure, privacy and lasting value. From garden walls and raised beds to BBQ areas and fire pits, we build features that suit your home and lifestyle. Expect crisp lines, tidy workmanship and materials chosen to weather South London conditions.
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Streatham gardens often need strong, well-finished masonry to define levels, create seating zones and improve privacy. Whether you’re near Streatham Common or just off Streatham High Road, we design and build garden walls, brick pillars and stone features that look right from day one. Our work is tailored to the scale of SW16 and SW2 plots, from compact courtyards to longer family gardens. The result is a garden that feels more usable in every season.
We’re used to working with Streatham’s mix of Victorian and Edwardian houses, mansion flats and newer apartments, each with its own style cues. Period properties in Streatham Hill and Streatham Park often suit traditional London stock brick, reclaimed detailing and sympathetic pointing. For modern homes, cleaner lines, smooth coping stones and contemporary porcelain or stone pair well with crisp brickwork. We match colours and proportions so new features sit naturally alongside existing architecture.
Every project starts with a site visit to check levels, drainage and access, then we provide a clear written quotation and schedule. We build on proper footings, use quality mortar mixes, and finish with neat joints and durable copings to reduce future maintenance. Work areas are kept orderly, and we protect paving, lawns and planting during construction. Local homeowners choose us for reliable timelines, honest advice and craftsmanship that lasts.
Across the London Borough of Lambeth, we regularly encounter mixed ground conditions and gardens with changes in level, especially around Streatham Vale and the slopes toward Streatham Hill. We plan footings and retaining details to suit, and we factor in narrow side access, shared paths and on-street parking restrictions. Where skips or materials need careful placement, we organise deliveries to minimise disruption. Our designs respect local property styles and typical boundary layouts.
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Costs vary with access, foundations and material choice. As a guide, small brick planters or raised beds often start from £600–£1,500. Garden walls typically range from £180–£300 per m², depending on brick type, copings and any piers. Feature items like pillars, archways, BBQ areas or fire pits commonly fall between £1,500–£6,000+. We’ll survey and provide a detailed, itemised quote.
Most smaller builds, such as planters or a short wall, take 1–3 days once materials are on site. Medium projects like multiple raised beds, steps and a longer boundary wall often take 1–2 weeks. Larger schemes with archways, stone features and BBQ areas can run 2–4 weeks. Timescales depend on curing time, weather, access through the property, and whether groundwork or drainage upgrades are needed.
Many garden masonry projects are permitted development, especially within rear gardens, but there are limits for wall heights, front boundaries and properties on corner plots. If your home is in a conservation area or the work affects a shared boundary, extra rules may apply. We’ll flag likely requirements during the survey and can help you check Lambeth guidance. Where needed, we’ll recommend the right route before work starts.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our brickwork and masonry workmanship, covering issues such as structural movement caused by poor installation, failing joints and defects in construction detailing. The warranty applies when the work is used and maintained normally and isn’t affected by external factors like subsidence, impact damage or third-party alterations. We also use reputable, fit-for-purpose materials and build to proven methods for long-term durability.
Popular choices include London stock brick to complement Victorian terraces, reclaimed brick for character, and contemporary smooth bricks for modern extensions. Copings can be brick-on-edge, natural stone, or concrete for a clean finish. Stone features range from sandstone and limestone to granite setts for edging. We can also incorporate archways, integrated seating, BBQ areas and fire pits. We’ll help you choose colours, bond patterns and details that suit your home and budget.
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