Fine Landscaping delivers bespoke outdoor spaces that suit Richmond’s riverside character and period homes. As Landscaping Contractors in Richmond, we handle everything from design to build, with tidy workmanship and clear timelines.
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From smart courtyards near Richmond Green to larger family gardens close to Richmond Park, we create outdoor spaces that feel considered and practical. Our team delivers full garden design, hard landscaping and soft landscaping under one roof. Whether you want a new patio for entertaining or a complete rework of levels and drainage, we plan every detail. We regularly work across TW9 and TW10 with minimal disruption.
Richmond’s Georgian townhouses, Victorian villas and riverside properties often come with mature boundaries, heritage details and awkward access routes. We design to complement period brickwork, sash-window proportions and traditional garden layouts, while introducing modern usability. If you’re in Kew, Ham, Petersham or Twickenham, we’ll tailor planting and materials to light levels, privacy needs and existing trees. The result is a garden that looks right for the property, not a generic template.
We start with a site visit, listening to how you want to use the space, then produce a clear design and itemised specification. Our builds are managed by experienced supervisors, with staged sign-off points so you stay in control. You’ll get written schedules, transparent materials choices and a clean, respectful approach to your home. Homeowners choose us for reliable communication, consistent quality, and a 10-year workmanship warranty.
Working across the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames means planning for tight parking, controlled access and considerate working hours. Many streets near Richmond Bridge have limited loading space, so we arrange deliveries and waste removal carefully. We also account for mature tree roots, riverside moisture and shaded gardens near taller properties. Our approach keeps groundworks stable and finishes looking sharp year-round.
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Costs vary with access, ground conditions and the specification. As a guide, smaller upgrades (new turfing, planting and minor paving) often start from £3,000–£8,000. A new patio or driveway commonly falls around £6,000–£20,000 depending on size and materials. Full garden transformations with drainage, lighting, fencing and bespoke features are typically £20,000–£80,000+. We provide itemised quotes after a site visit.
Timescales depend on complexity and season. A straightforward patio or small driveway is often 1–2 weeks. A combined project with fencing, planting, paths and lawn installation typically takes 2–5 weeks. Full redesigns involving levels, retaining, drainage and multiple trades can run 6–12 weeks. Access constraints in TW9/TW10, curing times for concrete, and lead times for bespoke materials can all affect the programme.
Most garden landscaping, patios, fencing (within height limits) and planting works are usually permitted development. However, driveway changes may need attention to permeable surfacing and drainage rules, and properties near conservation areas may have extra considerations. If you’re adding walls, extensive raised platforms, or working close to protected trees, permissions or consents may apply. We flag requirements early and can help with drawings and council checks.
We provide a 10-year workmanship warranty on our landscaping installations, covering defects caused by installation issues such as sub-base preparation, jointing or fixing methods. Manufacturer warranties apply separately for products like paving, composite decking, lighting and pumps. We also explain care requirements (for example, sealing natural stone or maintaining planting) so finishes perform as intended. Any snagging is handled promptly and documented clearly.
Richmond homeowners often choose natural sandstone or porcelain for patios, clay pavers for period-appropriate paths, and permeable block paving or resin-bound surfaces for driveways. For boundaries, we install closeboard, slatted or trellis-topped fencing, plus hardwood or composite decking where levels suit. Planting ranges from structured evergreen schemes to softer cottage-style borders. We guide you through samples, maintenance levels and how each choice complements your property.
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