Replacing the lawn
The old lawn made way for the new decks and artificial grass.
Case study · Streatham Common SW16 · June 2024
Jodie's long, narrow garden in Streatham Common was a lawn. We replaced it with two softwood decks, one at each end, and artificial grass in the middle, with new closeboard fencing on wooden posts with gravel boards. Everything was supplied and installed in four days for £5,000 including VAT.

Where we started
Jodie wanted the lawn in this long, narrow garden in Streatham Common replaced with decking and artificial grass.
A deck at each end with artificial grass between them splits the garden into separate areas. It is a good example of the smaller decking in Streatham and artificial grass in Streatham jobs we take on.
The tricky parts
Step by step
New closeboard fencing was installed on wooden posts with gravel boards.
Artificial grass replaced the old lawn in the middle of the garden.
A softwood deck was built at each end of the garden.
Budget
This project cost £5,000 including VAT, all in: two softwood decks, artificial grass and new closeboard fencing on wooden posts with gravel boards, supplied and installed in four days. See our decking in Streatham page for more.
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Thinking about something similar? These are the questions we hear most.
Jodie's project in Streatham Common SW16 cost £5,000 including VAT, covering two softwood decks, artificial grass and new closeboard fencing, in four days.
Splitting it up works well. Here a deck at each end with artificial grass between them creates separate areas.
Softwood costs less to install, while composite costs more but needs less upkeep. We can price both for your garden.
This one, with two decks, artificial grass and new fencing, took four days.
Yes, including Norbury and Mitcham. See all our landscape gardeners in Streatham.
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