Fine Landscaping delivers premium outdoor spaces with Garden Contractors in Wimbledon. From full garden builds to planting and water features, we handle every stage with care. Expect tidy working, clear timelines and finishes that suit Wimbledon homes.
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If your outdoor space needs a full rethink, our team plans and builds gardens that look right for Wimbledon. We work across SW19 and SW20, including Wimbledon Village and Wimbledon Park, creating practical layouts with strong detailing. Whether you want a new patio for entertaining or a calmer planting-led garden, we manage the job end to end. We’re also used to working near busy local routes around the All England Lawn Tennis Club.
Wimbledon’s large Victorian houses and Edwardian villas often come with long gardens, mature boundaries and level changes that need careful handling. Exclusive modern homes may call for crisp lines, low-maintenance planting and integrated lighting or irrigation. We tailor hard landscaping, soft landscaping and drainage to the property style and how you use the space. The result is a garden that feels considered, not “off the shelf”.
We start with a site visit, clear brief and measured plan, then provide a detailed scope so you know what’s included. Our build team covers garden clearance, groundwork, patios & decking, fencing & walls, planting and water features under one project manager. We protect access routes, keep neighbours in mind and leave the site clean at the end of each day. Homeowners choose us for consistent communication, premium materials and workmanship backed by a 10-year warranty.
As garden contractors in London Borough of Merton, we plan for Wimbledon’s access constraints, parking controls and narrow side returns on period homes. We assess drainage early, especially where heavy clay pockets and compacted ground can affect patios and lawns. For properties near Wimbledon Common and other greener pockets, we consider shade, leaf fall and root zones when setting out foundations and planting. We also coordinate deliveries to minimise disruption on busier roads.
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Costs vary by access, levels, drainage and the mix of hard and soft landscaping. As a guide, garden clearance may start from £400–£1,200, while a new patio typically ranges from £120–£200 per m² depending on stone choice and groundwork. Mid-size refurbishments often fall around £8,000–£25,000, with full garden builds commonly £25,000–£80,000+ for premium finishes, lighting and planting.
Timescales depend on size, complexity and what’s being built. A straightforward patio and tidy-up might take 3–7 working days. A typical garden refurbishment with paving, turf, fencing and planting often takes 2–4 weeks. Full builds with walls, steps, drainage, decking and water features can run 6–12+ weeks. Access, weather, curing times for concrete, and lead times for bespoke materials can all affect the programme.
Many garden projects are permitted development, such as replacing paving, adding planting, or installing like-for-like fencing within height limits. However, rules can change for front gardens, drainage to the public sewer, raised platforms, boundary walls, and properties in conservation areas. We flag potential issues early, check relevant guidance for the London Borough of Merton, and can suggest compliant alternatives. If approvals are needed, we help you prepare the information required.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our workmanship for qualifying construction elements such as patios, retaining structures, decking subframes and installed boundaries, subject to normal use and maintenance. Materials are covered by their manufacturers’ guarantees where applicable. We also document what’s been built and how to care for it, so surfaces, joints and planting establish properly. If an issue arises, you’ll have a clear point of contact for aftercare.
We offer a wide range of finishes to suit both period homes and modern architecture. Popular choices include porcelain paving, sandstone or limestone, composite or hardwood decking, brick or rendered walls, and slatted or closeboard fencing. Planting can be contemporary and structured or softer with seasonal colour, plus options for lawns, meadows and evergreen screening. We guide you on durability, slip resistance, maintenance and how materials look in Wimbledon’s light and shade.
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