Housing Development Landscaping in Pimlico for developers and managing agents who need a polished finish. From show home gardens to communal areas, we deliver premium, build-ready landscapes. Expect clear programmes, neat handovers and planting that thrives.
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Pimlico’s garden squares and riverside outlooks set a high bar for external spaces, and new schemes need landscaping that matches. We support developments across SW1, from around Pimlico tube station to sites near Tate Britain. Our team builds show home gardens, communal areas and complete plot packages with careful detailing. The result is a consistent, saleable streetscape from first handover to final completion.
Local projects often sit alongside Regency townhouses, mansion blocks and period conversions, so materials and proportions matter. We design front gardens, rear gardens and boundary treatments that respect established character while meeting modern build requirements. For larger blocks and mixed-use schemes, we create practical communal layouts with robust planting and clear circulation. If you need housing development landscaping in City of Westminster, we’re used to working to a premium finish in tight urban settings.
We start with a site walkover, levels review and a specification aligned to your programme, then phase works around trades to keep access safe and clean. You’ll receive planting plans, material samples and a snagging-led handover, with optional maintenance contracts to protect the investment. Our teams work to documented methods and quality checks, reducing call-backs after occupation. Clients choose us for housing development landscaping pimlico area because we communicate clearly and deliver what’s agreed.
Access in Pimlico can be restricted by narrow streets, controlled parking and delivery windows, especially around Dolphin Square and St George’s Square. We plan logistics, protect shared entrances and coordinate with site managers to keep neighbours happy. Ground conditions vary, so we specify soil improvement, irrigation where needed and resilient species for shade between tall elevations. Our detailing suits the formal look common across SW1 streetscapes.
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Costs depend on plot size, access, specification and phasing. As a guide, front garden packages often start from £2,000–£6,000 per plot, while rear gardens may range £4,000–£15,000+ with paving and turf. Communal areas vary widely, commonly £15,000–£80,000+ depending on hard landscaping, planting density and lighting. Maintenance contracts are typically priced per visit or per m² after inspection.
Timescales are driven by programme, weather, access and the amount of hard landscaping. A single plot front garden may take 2–5 days, while a rear garden with paving, turf and planting is often 1–3 weeks. Communal areas can take 3–10+ weeks depending on levels, drainage and planting seasons. We can phase works around handovers and coordinate with other trades to reduce delays.
Many garden and driveway works are permitted development, but City of Westminster rules can be stricter, especially for listed buildings, conservation areas and changes to front boundaries. New or altered vehicle crossovers, extensive impermeable surfacing and some boundary treatments may need consent. We review the site constraints, advise on permeable options and help you confirm requirements with the council or your planning consultant before work starts.
We provide a 10-year warranty on qualifying hard landscaping workmanship, covering issues such as installation defects in paving, edging, retaining details and constructed features when used as intended. Planting is covered separately because it depends on season, aftercare and site conditions; we offer clear establishment guidance and optional maintenance to protect it. Any snagging items are logged and resolved promptly as part of handover.
Popular choices include natural stone or porcelain paving, permeable resin-bound or block paving for driveways, and smart brick or metal boundary details to suit period streets. For planting, we often use structured evergreen frameworks with seasonal colour, plus shade-tolerant options for enclosed courtyards. We provide samples, visual references and a specification that balances durability, maintenance and the formal Pimlico look.
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