Commercial Landscaping in Raynes Park that keeps your site looking sharp in every season. From ground design and installation to maintenance, lighting and irrigation, we deliver dependable results for SW20 properties.
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Raynes Park’s busy commuter footfall means first impressions matter, whether you manage offices near Raynes Park station or community facilities by Cannon Hill Common. Fine Landscaping plans and delivers commercial grounds that stay tidy, safe and welcoming. We cover planting, hard landscaping, irrigation, lighting and seasonal displays, tailored to how your site is used. Expect clear schedules, minimal disruption and a finish that lasts.
Working across SW20 and neighbouring Wimbledon and New Malden, we understand the local mix of Victorian terraces, Edwardian houses and 1930s semis—plus the access challenges that come with them. Many plots have narrow side returns, shared boundaries and mature trees, which need careful protection during works. We also design for shade, wind exposure and high-traffic routes, so lawns, beds and paving perform properly. Our planting palettes suit both formal frontages and softer, family-friendly settings.
We start with a site visit, measured survey and practical ground design, then agree materials, phasing and maintenance requirements. Installation is managed by experienced teams with tidy working practices and clear handover documentation. Every project is built for longevity, with robust sub-bases, correct drainage falls and reliable electrics for lighting. Local clients trust us for transparent communication, consistent aftercare and a 10-year warranty on qualifying workmanship.
In the London Borough of Merton, we often work around controlled parking, school-run traffic and tight access lanes common in Raynes Park. Ground conditions can vary from compacted clay to mixed made-ground, so we specify the right sub-base, drainage and soil improvement. We plan deliveries and waste removal to reduce disruption near busy routes and stations. Designs also respect mature trees and boundary constraints typical of SW20 plots.
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Costs vary with access, specification and the balance of soft vs hard landscaping. As a guide in SW20, maintenance contracts often start from £250–£800+ per month for small sites, while larger grounds can be £1,000–£3,000+ per month. Installation projects typically range from £5,000–£25,000+ for courtyards and frontages, and £30,000+ for multi-area refurbishments. We provide itemised estimates after a site survey.
Timescales depend on scope and site logistics. A refresh (bed replanting, edging, mulching and minor repairs) can take 1–3 days. Hard landscaping with new paving, steps, drainage and lighting typically runs 1–3 weeks. Larger phased schemes—ground design, installation, irrigation and full planting—often take 4–8+ weeks. Access restrictions, weather, lead times for materials and any service diversions can extend programmes, which we plan around your operating hours.
Many external landscaping works are permitted, but commercial sites can have extra considerations. Permission may be needed for significant changes to levels, new boundary treatments, works affecting trees (especially with TPOs), or alterations impacting highways and visibility splays. Drainage changes and lighting can also require careful compliance. We check constraints, advise on what’s likely to be required in the London Borough of Merton, and can support drawings and documentation if an application is needed.
We provide a 10-year warranty on qualifying workmanship for hard landscaping installations, covering issues such as settlement from incorrect sub-base preparation or failures caused by poor installation. Manufacturer warranties apply separately to products like paving, lighting fittings, irrigation components and membranes. Planting is living material, so it’s covered via agreed establishment periods and maintenance plans rather than a long fixed warranty. Clear care guidance and optional aftercare visits help protect your investment.
We tailor designs to your brand, site use and maintenance budget. Popular options include porcelain or sandstone paving, resin-bound paths, robust kerbs and edging, raised planters, drought-tolerant planting, evergreen structure, and seasonal displays for entrances. For performance, we can add smart irrigation, rainwater-friendly drainage and low-energy LED lighting. We’ll present samples, mood boards and practical specifications, then refine the scheme to suit footfall, shade and long-term upkeep.
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