Housing Development Landscaping in Keston for developers who need crisp kerb appeal and reliable delivery. From show home gardens to communal areas, we build landscapes that sell plots and stand up to daily use. Fine Landscaping is based 30 minutes away, so site support stays responsive.
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New-build sites around BR2 need landscaping that looks finished from day one and performs for years. We deliver show home gardens, front and rear gardens, driveways, and boundary treatments that create immediate kerb appeal. With local references near Keston Common and Keston Ponds, we understand the expectations for a polished, rural-edge village setting. Our team coordinates with your build programme to keep handovers smooth and snag-free.
Keston’s mix of period cottages, large detached houses and country homes sets a high benchmark for materials and planting quality. We design schemes that sit comfortably alongside established greenery while meeting modern site standards. For the housing development landscaping Keston area, we specify robust, low-maintenance planting and practical hardscapes that buyers recognise as premium. Where plots back onto greener boundaries, we plan screening and habitat-friendly planting without compromising security.
We start with a site walkover, levels review and service checks, then produce a clear scope, programme and phased installation plan. Every element is built to specification, with tidy working practices and clear communication with site managers and sales teams. Our quality checks cover drainage falls, paving alignment, turf establishment and planting aftercare. Homeowners and developers trust us for consistent finishes, transparent variations, and dependable aftersales support.
Keston projects often border open green spaces, so we balance tidy presentation with resilient planting and wind-tolerant species. We plan deliveries and waste removal around narrower village roads and school-run traffic, keeping access safe for residents. For housing development landscaping in London Borough of Bromley, we also factor in SuDS-friendly driveway options and practical bin/bike storage routes. Where plots sit near Hayes, Farnborough or Downe, we tailor planting palettes to match the local character and soil conditions.
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Budgets vary by plot size, specification and phasing. As a guide, front garden and driveway packages often start from £3,000–£8,000 per plot, while full front-and-rear landscaping with turf, planting and patios commonly ranges £8,000–£20,000+. Communal areas and street planting are usually priced per m² or per item, with economies of scale across multiple plots. We provide itemised schedules to match your employer’s requirements.
Timescales depend on plot numbers, access, ground conditions and whether we’re working in phases around completions. A typical plot front garden and driveway can take 3–7 working days, while a full plot (front and rear) often takes 1–3 weeks. Communal areas may run 2–6 weeks depending on levels, drainage and planting seasons. We programme works to align with handover dates and avoid clashes with utilities and final snagging.
Many garden works are permitted development, but driveways can trigger rules around surface water drainage, especially if using non-permeable finishes. Boundary treatments may also have height limits, particularly next to highways or on corner plots. On developments, conditions attached to planning consent often specify materials, planting schedules and maintenance periods. We review the approved drawings and conditions, advise on compliant specifications, and can liaise with your team to keep the landscape package aligned.
We provide a 10-year warranty on workmanship for installed hard landscaping elements, subject to correct use and normal wear. This covers issues such as paving movement due to installation faults, kerb alignment and construction defects in built features. Planting and turf are covered through an establishment period, with clear aftercare guidance and optional maintenance contracts to protect success rates. Any snag items are logged and resolved promptly within agreed timescales.
For driveways, permeable block paving, resin-bound surfaces and gravel-stabilisation systems are common choices, depending on drainage requirements. Patios often use porcelain for clean lines or sandstone for a softer, village-appropriate look. Boundary treatments can include closeboard fencing, hit-and-miss panels, brick piers and secure gates. Planting schemes typically mix evergreen structure with seasonal colour and low-maintenance shrubs. We help you select options that suit the sales aesthetic, budget and long-term upkeep.
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