Commercial Landscaping in Victoria that keeps your frontage, courtyards and roof terraces looking sharp year-round. From ground design and planting to hard landscaping, lighting and irrigation, we deliver polished results that last. Based in Norbury, we’re around 35 minutes away for responsive support.
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Victoria is busy, highly visible and fast-moving—your outdoor areas need to perform as well as they look. We create and maintain commercial landscapes across SW1, from Victoria Street frontages to quieter courtyards near Westminster Cathedral. Whether you need a full installation or reliable seasonal displays, we plan every detail for durability and kerb appeal. Our team also supports ongoing maintenance so spaces stay tidy, safe and welcoming.
The Victoria area mixes mansion blocks, Georgian townhouses and modern apartments, often with compact communal gardens, podium decks and roof terraces. We’re used to working around building managers, concierge teams and resident access requirements in Westminster, Pimlico and Belgravia. Planting schemes are tailored for shade, wind exposure and reflected heat from surrounding buildings. Where space is tight, we maximise impact with structured evergreens, layered perennials and smart container layouts.
We start with a site survey, access plan and clear scope, then move into concept design and practical specifications. Installation is delivered by experienced crews with tidy working practices, followed by scheduled maintenance visits and seasonal refreshes. You’ll get transparent timelines, product guidance and aftercare advice, plus a workmanship-backed approach clients rely on. Our aim is straightforward: commercial landscapes that look premium and stay that way.
In the City of Westminster, access and timing matter as much as the build. We plan around restricted parking, delivery windows and high pedestrian traffic near Victoria station and Victoria Street. Many sites have limited storage and sensitive communal areas, so we use phased deliveries and protective measures. Plant choices and construction details are adapted to urban soils, wind tunnels and shaded elevations common in SW1.
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Costs vary by access, specification and the amount of groundwork required. As a guide, design and planning can start from £750–£2,500. Small commercial planting and container upgrades often fall between £2,000–£8,000, while hard landscaping installations (paving, walls, steps) commonly range from £8,000–£35,000+. Ongoing maintenance is typically £250–£1,200 per month depending on visit frequency and site size.
Timescales depend on scope and access arrangements. A planting refresh or seasonal display can often be completed in 1–3 days. Hard landscaping and full installations typically take 2–8 weeks, especially where drainage, irrigation or lighting is included. Lead time may be affected by design approvals, material availability and delivery restrictions around SW1. We provide a programme with milestones and minimise disruption to residents and visitors.
Many landscaping works are permitted, but rules can change depending on building status and the type of work. Items like new lighting, significant boundary changes, paving to the front, or works affecting trees may require consent. In conservation areas or for listed buildings, additional restrictions can apply. We check the site context, advise on what’s likely to need approval, and can support drawings and documentation for managing agents.
We provide a 10-year warranty on workmanship for qualifying hard landscaping installations, covering issues linked to our construction methods (such as sub-base preparation and build quality). Manufacturer warranties apply separately to products like lighting, irrigation components and certain paving systems. Planting is supported with aftercare guidance and, where agreed, a maintenance plan to help establishment. Warranty terms depend on specification, usage and correct ongoing care.
In Victoria, clients often choose porcelain paving for a crisp finish, granite setts for durability, and composite or hardwood decking for roof terraces. For planting, evergreen structure with seasonal colour works well, alongside drought-tolerant schemes where exposure is high. We also install irrigation, low-glare lighting and smart containers to suit entrances. We’ll recommend options based on footfall, maintenance expectations, light levels and the building’s style.
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