Fine Landscaping delivers bespoke outdoor structures with a premium finish. Choose Garden Building Contractors in Earl's Court for garden offices, rooms, pergolas and more—built to last in SW5.
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From compact courtyards to generous garden square plots, we design and build structures that add usable space outdoors. Homeowners around Earl's Court tube station and Philbeach Gardens choose us for garden offices, summer houses, garden rooms and pergolas tailored to their lifestyle. Every build is planned for access, neighbours and noise-sensitive working. The result is a refined addition that suits Earl’s Court’s Victorian character.
The Earl's Court area includes Victorian mansion conversions, period flats and elegant garden square properties, often with shared boundaries and tight side access. We’re used to working in SW5 where levels can vary and existing patios, retaining walls or mature planting need protecting. Our garden building contractors Earl's Court area team designs structures that respect sightlines and maximise light. We also match materials and detailing to period architecture so new work feels intentional.
We start with a site visit, measured survey and clear design options, then provide a detailed specification and programme. You’ll get guidance on bases, insulation, electrics readiness and drainage so the building performs year-round. We keep the site tidy, communicate daily, and complete snagging before sign-off. Local homeowners trust us for consistent workmanship backed by a 10-year warranty.
Earl’s Court sites often involve restricted parking, controlled hours and narrow entrances through mansion blocks. We plan deliveries, waste removal and neighbour considerations to keep projects smooth. Ground conditions can vary, so we specify the right base build-up and falls for drainage. As garden building contractors in Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, we also factor in conservation-area sensitivities and matching details where required.
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Costs depend on size, insulation, glazing and the base. In SW5, a quality shed or workshop often starts around £2,500–£6,000, while summer houses and gazebos commonly fall between £6,000–£15,000. Fully insulated garden offices or garden rooms are typically £15,000–£40,000+. Access constraints, electrics, drainage and bespoke joinery can increase the budget.
Most projects take 1–4 weeks on site, depending on complexity. A simple shed or pergola may be completed in a few days, while insulated garden rooms and log cabins usually require 2–4 weeks including the base, structure, doors/windows and finishing. Timescales can change with access restrictions, bespoke manufacturing lead times, weather, and whether you need electrics, heating or extra groundwork.
Many garden buildings can be installed under permitted development, especially if they’re within height limits and used as ancillary space. However, rules can change for conservation areas, listed buildings, raised platforms, or if the structure sits close to boundaries. We review your site, intended use and dimensions, then advise on whether planning or party wall considerations apply and what drawings may be needed.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our workmanship for garden building installations, covering structural assembly, fixings and fitting of components as specified. Manufacturer warranties apply separately to products such as doors, windows, membranes and cladding systems, and we’ll pass those details on at handover. We also complete a snagging visit so minor adjustments are resolved promptly after completion.
We build in a range of styles, from contemporary garden rooms to traditional summer houses and log cabins. Popular options include cedar or larch cladding, composite boards for low maintenance, EPDM or felt roofing, and aluminium or timber-framed glazing. Inside, we can specify insulation, plasterboard, panelling and durable flooring. We’ll help you choose finishes that suit your home’s period detailing and your budget.
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