Garden Design in Hayes (Bromley) that turns your outdoor space into a practical, beautiful extension of your home. From planting plans to 3D visualisation, we design gardens that suit BR2 properties and real family life. Expect clear options, thoughtful detailing and a design you can build with confidence.
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If your garden backs onto greenery near Hayes Common or sits close to Hayes station, the layout needs to work with light, privacy and day-to-day access. We create complete designs that balance planting, patios, lawns and structure so the space feels cohesive year-round. Whether you want a calm retreat, a family garden or a smarter entertaining area, your design is shaped around how you’ll use it. We also factor in practicalities such as levels, drainage and storage from the outset.
Hayes (Bromley) has a distinctive mix of large detached houses, period cottages and well-proportioned 1930s properties, often with generous plots and mature boundaries. We design to complement original features while modernising the way the garden functions. For 1930s gardens, we often improve circulation and create stronger sightlines from the house. For period homes, we can introduce sympathetic materials and planting that feels established rather than newly installed.
Our process starts with a site visit, measurements and a clear brief, then moves into concept options, detailed plans and build-ready specifications. You’ll receive a full garden design package that can include planting plans, lighting design, water features and hard landscaping design. We’re upfront about budgets and prioritise choices that deliver the biggest visual impact for your spend. Local homeowners choose us for tidy project management, clear communication and designs that translate smoothly into a high-quality build.
In BR2 gardens we often see clay-heavy soils, mature tree roots and shaded edges near the commons, which can affect drainage and planting choices. Access can be tight on some roads, so we plan layouts and construction details with deliveries and waste removal in mind. We also consider boundary treatments and overlooking, especially on larger plots where zoning improves privacy. Where needed, we’ll flag any London Borough of Bromley constraints early and design around them.
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For Garden Design in Hayes (Bromley), design-only fees typically sit between £500 and £2,500, depending on garden size and the level of detail required. A full supply-and-build project commonly falls in the £5,000–£25,000 range, influenced by paving, walls, steps, drainage, lighting and planting density. We’ll help you set a realistic budget and provide options to scale the design up or down.
Most projects run from 2–8 weeks from start on site to completion, though the design stage can be agreed in advance to keep things moving. Timescales depend on access, ground conditions, levels, and how much hard landscaping is involved. Bespoke features such as lighting circuits, water features or custom joinery can add time. Weather and lead times for materials also play a part, especially in peak season.
Many garden changes are permitted development, such as patios, planting and most fencing within limits, but there are important exceptions. If you’re altering levels significantly, adding tall walls, changing drainage to the highway, or working near protected trees, you may need approval. Some properties also have restrictions or are in sensitive areas. We’ll advise during the design stage and can help you check relevant London Borough of Bromley guidance before work begins.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our hard landscaping workmanship, covering installation issues such as structural failures in paving, edging and built elements when installed to our specification. Planting is living material, so it’s covered differently and depends on aftercare, weather and watering. We’ll give clear maintenance guidance and can recommend irrigation where appropriate. Any manufacturer warranties on products (for example, lighting fittings) are passed on to you.
Popular choices include porcelain or sandstone patios, brick edging that suits period homes, and composite or timber decking for flexible seating zones. For structure, we often use pergolas, slatted screening and raised planters, alongside layered planting for privacy. Lighting options range from subtle spike lights to step and path illumination. We guide you through samples, practical pros and cons, and how each choice performs in your garden’s sun, shade and soil conditions.
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