Fine Landscaping provides Brickwork Contractors in Raynes Park for crisp, durable garden masonry. From walls and steps to BBQ areas and repointing, we build with care and precision. Expect tidy workmanship, clear timelines and a premium finish.
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If you want brickwork that looks sharp and performs for decades, our team can help. We build garden walls, retaining walls, brick pillars, steps, planters, BBQ areas and fire pits across SW20. Many clients are close to Raynes Park station or around Cannon Hill Common and want improvements that suit the house and the garden. We focus on neat lines, solid foundations and brickwork that weathers well in London conditions.
Raynes Park is known for family homes and a busy commuter rhythm, so we plan works to minimise disruption. We regularly work on 1930s semis, Victorian terraces and Edwardian houses where matching brick tone, mortar colour and detailing really matters. Whether you’re updating a tired boundary wall or adding new steps to a patio, we design to complement existing brickwork. We also support nearby areas including Wimbledon, New Malden, Motspur Park and West Barnes.
Our process starts with a site visit to check levels, drainage, access and what you want the finished space to achieve. We provide a clear written scope, then prepare the base properly before laying bricks with consistent joints and accurate alignment. Repointing is carried out with care to protect surrounding brick faces and keep the look authentic. Homeowners choose our brickwork contractors Raynes Park area for reliable scheduling, tidy sites and workmanship backed by a long warranty.
We’re used to the access and parking realities around SW20 streets, so deliveries and waste removal are planned carefully. Many gardens have changes in level, so we assess soil, drainage and load requirements before building retaining walls or steps. Where properties sit close to boundaries, we pay attention to party wall considerations and neighbour sightlines. As brickwork contractors in London Borough of Merton, we also factor in local guidance for boundary heights and street-facing structures.
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Costs vary with size, access and brick choice, but typical Raynes Park projects fall within sensible ranges. Small repointing repairs often start around £300–£900, while larger repointing elevations can be £1,500–£4,000+. A new garden wall is commonly £120–£220 per m², and retaining walls may be £180–£350 per m² due to foundations and drainage. Steps, pillars and features are usually priced after a site survey.
Most smaller jobs, such as a planter, a few steps or minor repointing, take 1–3 days. A typical garden wall may take 3–7 working days depending on length, foundations and curing time. Retaining walls, BBQ areas and fire pits can take 1–2 weeks when drainage, steel reinforcement or complex detailing is required. Weather, access restrictions near SW20 homes, and lead times for matching bricks can also affect schedules.
Many garden brickwork projects are permitted development, especially within rear gardens, but some rules still apply. Front boundary walls and anything adjacent to a highway can have height limits, and listed buildings or conservation areas may require extra checks. We’ll advise on what’s likely to be permitted and flag when you should confirm with the London Borough of Merton. If approvals are needed, we can help with drawings and specifications for your application.
Yes. Our brickwork is covered by a 10-year warranty on workmanship for structural integrity and installation quality, provided the structure isn’t altered or damaged by third parties. This includes issues such as movement caused by poor foundations, defective bonding, or incorrect jointing attributable to our work. Materials are covered by manufacturer guarantees where applicable. We also provide care guidance for new brickwork, including curing times and cleaning advice.
We can build in a range of bricks to suit Raynes Park homes, including London stocks, red multi bricks, and reclaimed-style options for period character. Mortar can be colour-matched and specified for durability, with finishes such as flush, weather-struck or recessed joints. For features, popular choices include brick piers with stone caps, curved planters, integrated seating, and BBQ/fire pit surrounds with heat-resistant liners. We’ll guide you on proportions, coping details and long-term maintenance.
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