Upgrade your outdoor space with Brickwork & Masonry Landscaping in Wallington. From crisp garden walls and brick pillars to stone features, BBQ areas and fire pits, we build details that transform how your garden works. Designed for SM6 homes and finished to a premium standard.
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If you want structure, privacy and a sharper finish outdoors, our brick and stonework brings it all together. We build garden walls, raised beds, planters and feature masonry that suits Wallington’s family gardens and entertaining spaces. Many clients ask for clean-lined brickwork that complements homes near Wallington Square or routes around Wallington station. Every build is set out carefully so levels, sightlines and drainage work properly from day one.
Wallington has a mix of 1930s semis, Victorian terraces and newer developments, and each needs a different approach to detailing and foundations. We regularly match existing brick tones, mortar colour and coping styles so additions look original rather than “bolted on”. For larger plots around Beddington and South Beddington, we can zone the garden with walls, archways and stepped raised beds. In tighter terrace gardens, we maximise usable space with slimline planters and built-in seating edges.
We start with a site visit, measurements and a clear written specification, then provide a fixed-scope quote with options for finishes. Groundworks, footings, damp management and drainage are handled properly before any brick is laid. Our team keeps the site tidy, protects paths and lawns, and communicates timings so you can plan around family life. Homeowners choose us for consistent workmanship, reliable scheduling and a 10-year warranty on our masonry installations.
Across the SM6 area we often work with mixed ground and mature garden roots, so we plan footings and drainage to suit. Access can be tight on residential streets near Wallington station, so we schedule deliveries and manage materials to keep disruption down. We also factor in boundary lines, party walls and shared access common in Sutton’s terraces and semis. If council guidance affects height, frontage or visibility, we’ll flag it early and adjust the design.
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Costs vary with size, access and the type of build. As a guide, small brick planters or raised beds often start from £600–£1,500, while garden walls typically range from £180–£350 per m² depending on brick choice, foundations and copings. Feature builds like BBQ areas, fire pits or stone details commonly fall between £1,500–£6,000+. We’ll survey your garden and provide a clear, itemised quote.
Most smaller jobs, such as planters or a short wall section, take 1–3 days once materials are on site. Medium projects with multiple raised beds, steps or pillars often run 4–8 working days. Larger builds with archways, extensive walls or integrated BBQ areas can take 2–3 weeks. Timescales depend on ground conditions, curing time for concrete, access for deliveries, and any changes to levels or drainage.
Many garden masonry projects are permitted development, especially within rear gardens, but there are limits around height and visibility, particularly near highways or front boundaries. If your home is listed, in a conservation area, or the work affects shared boundaries, extra rules may apply. We’ll discuss your plans, check the likely requirements for the London Borough of Sutton, and recommend the safest route before work begins.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our brickwork and masonry installations, covering workmanship-related issues such as structural movement caused by inadequate footings, poor bonding, or incorrect construction methods. It also covers defects in the way we build copings, piers and retaining elements where specified. Natural weathering, accidental damage, and issues caused by third-party alterations aren’t covered. You’ll receive care guidance to keep everything performing well.
You can choose from clay bricks (including reclaimed-style), engineering bricks for strength, and a range of natural stone or porcelain coping options. Popular designs include rendered planters, brick pillars with lighting, stone feature walls, archways, and built-in BBQ areas with heat-resistant linings. We’ll help you match colours to your property, select mortar tones, and balance modern lines with traditional detailing so the finished work suits your garden and budget.
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