Brickwork & Masonry Landscaping in Wandsworth that adds structure, privacy and real kerb appeal. From crisp garden walls to bespoke fire pits and BBQ areas, we build features that suit SW18 homes and lifestyles.
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If your garden needs stronger boundaries or a focal point, our masonry team can transform it with clean, durable construction. We build garden walls, brick pillars, archways, raised beds and planters that feel proportionate to your space. Clients around Wandsworth Town and near Wandsworth Common often ask for tidy brickwork that complements existing paving and planting. Every feature is set out carefully so lines, levels and finishes look right from day one.
Wandsworth’s mix of Victorian and Edwardian houses, plus modern riverside apartments, calls for thoughtful detailing. Period terraces in Earlsfield and Southfields suit traditional London stock brick, soldier courses and reclaimed coping, while newer builds often look best with sharp contemporary brick and stone caps. We match mortar tone, joint style and brick size to your property so new work doesn’t jar. Where gardens are compact, raised beds and slimline planters create usable space without crowding it.
We start with a site visit, clear measurements and a written scope, then agree materials and finishes before work begins. Foundations, drainage and damp protection are handled properly, not guessed, so walls and features stay stable through winter. We keep the site organised, protect existing surfaces, and communicate daily progress. Fine Landscaping is based just 20 minutes away, so local homeowners rely on us for prompt aftercare and consistent workmanship.
In the brickwork & masonry landscaping Wandsworth area, access can be tight and parking controlled, especially around East Hill and SW18 side streets. We plan deliveries, waste removal and working hours to minimise disruption and stay considerate of neighbours. Ground conditions vary from made ground to heavier clay, so we size foundations and include movement joints where needed. We also keep an eye on London Borough of Wandsworth requirements when walls, front boundaries or listed features may be involved.
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Costs vary with access, foundations and material choice. As a guide, small brick planters and raised beds often start from £450–£1,200, while garden walls are commonly £180–£320 per m² depending on height, piers and coping. Fire pits and BBQ areas typically range from £900–£3,500+, especially with stone tops or built-in storage. We provide a detailed, itemised quote after a site visit in SW18.
Most small features, such as planters or a simple fire pit, take 1–3 days. A new garden wall or a set of raised beds usually takes 3–7 days, depending on demolition, excavation and curing time for concrete footings. Larger builds like BBQ areas, archways or combined wall-and-pillar schemes can take 1–3 weeks. Timescales are affected by access, weather, material lead times and any drainage adjustments.
Many garden masonry projects are permitted development, particularly in rear gardens, but there are important exceptions. Front boundary walls have height limits, and rules can be tighter near highways, in conservation areas, or for listed buildings. If you’re close to Wandsworth Common or in a protected streetscape, it’s worth checking early. We’ll advise on likely requirements, help with drawings if needed, and can liaise with the London Borough of Wandsworth where appropriate.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our brickwork and masonry workmanship, covering structural integrity and installation issues arising from our work. This includes stability of walls, piers, raised beds and built features, provided the area isn’t altered by others and normal use is maintained. Materials are covered by manufacturer guarantees where applicable. We also offer practical aftercare advice on cleaning, sealing stone, and protecting new mortar during early curing.
You can choose from London stock, reclaimed bricks, engineering brick for damp-prone areas, and a wide range of natural stone coping and caps. Popular options include brick-and-stone planters, rendered raised beds, arched openings, and integrated seating around fire pits. For BBQ areas we can include stone worktops, prep shelves and heat-resistant linings. We bring samples, match existing brickwork where possible, and help you balance style, durability and maintenance.
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