New Build Landscaping in Honor Oak that turns blank plots into finished, usable gardens. From full design and drainage to patios, turf and planting, we deliver a clean, show-home result. We’ve completed many projects across Honor Oak and nearby areas.
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New homes around SE23 often come with compact, uneven or builder-grade outdoor spaces that need proper finishing. We deliver complete new build landscaping in the Honor Oak area, creating practical layouts, strong boundaries and planting that looks established. Whether you’re near Honor Oak Park station or walking routes up One Tree Hill, we’ll design a garden that suits how you live. Expect tidy workmanship, clear timelines and a result that feels part of the property.
Honor Oak’s mix of Victorian terraces, Edwardian houses and 1930s semis means gardens vary widely in width, access and levels. We regularly work with side returns, stepped lawns and long narrow plots, designing pathways and patios that make the most of every metre. If your new-build sits alongside older stock in Forest Hill or Brockley, we can soften the look with planting and fencing choices that sit comfortably in the street. Our designs balance low maintenance with year-round interest.
We start with a site visit, measurements and a clear plan covering levels, drainage and finishes. You’ll receive a detailed specification for turfing, patio installation, fencing, planting and pathways, plus options to match budget and style. Our team manages the build from groundworks to final tidy, keeping neighbours and access in mind. Homeowners choose us for consistent communication, reliable scheduling and a finish that stands up to real family use.
Honor Oak’s hilly terrain can mean sloping plots, run-off and tricky level changes, so we plan falls, drainage and retaining edges from day one. Access can be tight on residential roads near Honor Oak Park station, so we schedule deliveries and waste removal carefully. We also consider London Borough of Lewisham requirements where relevant, especially for front gardens and boundary treatments. Materials and planting are chosen to cope with sun, shade and wind exposure from higher viewpoints.
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Costs vary with size, access and specification. As a guide in SE23, a simple finish (turfing, basic planting and fencing repairs) may start from £2,500–£6,000. Mid-range projects with a new patio, full fencing line, turf and planting often fall around £7,000–£18,000. Larger gardens with drainage, multiple paved areas, steps or premium porcelain can be £20,000+. We provide an itemised quote after a site visit.
Most projects take 1–3 weeks on site, depending on ground conditions and the amount of hard landscaping. A small garden with turfing, planting and a short path can be completed in 3–5 days. Adding patio installation, fencing and drainage typically extends the programme to 7–15 working days. Timescales are affected by curing time for bases, weather, access for materials and whether levels need regrading or spoil removed.
Many garden works are permitted development, such as patios at ground level, turfing, planting and like-for-like fencing. However, rules can apply to front gardens, drainage to the highway, high boundary treatments and any works near listed buildings or conservation areas. Permeable surfacing is also important for front areas. We’ll flag likely permissions, advise on compliant drainage solutions and, where needed, help you gather information before work starts.
We back our workmanship with a 10-year warranty on our installed hard landscaping, covering issues linked to installation such as sub-base failure, movement or drainage faults (subject to fair use and normal ground conditions). Manufacturer warranties apply to specific products where relevant. Soft landscaping such as turf and planting is living material, so it depends on season and aftercare; we provide clear care guidance and can offer maintenance visits to help everything establish well.
Homeowners often choose porcelain paving for a clean, modern patio, or sandstone for a warmer, period-friendly look that suits nearby terraces. For pathways, we regularly use resin-bound gravel, clay pavers or stepping stones with gravel. Fencing options include closeboard for privacy, slatted screens for a contemporary finish, and trellis toppers for height without heaviness. We’ll recommend layouts, planting palettes and drainage details to match light levels and maintenance preferences.
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