New Build Landscaping in Wimbledon that turns a blank plot into a finished, usable garden. From full design and drainage to turf, patios, fencing and planting, we deliver a clean, premium result that suits your home.
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New-build gardens often arrive as compacted subsoil, uneven levels and minimal drainage. We create practical, attractive outdoor spaces for homeowners across SW19 and SW20, from Wimbledon Park to South Wimbledon. Whether you want a family lawn, a low-maintenance patio garden or a show-home finish, our team handles the build from groundworks to planting. We’re used to working near busy routes and residential streets around Wimbledon Village.
Wimbledon’s mix of large Victorian houses, Edwardian villas and exclusive modern homes calls for tailored detailing rather than one-size layouts. We design gardens that complement period brickwork, contemporary extensions and clean-lined new developments alike. If your property backs onto greener pockets near Wimbledon Common, we can soften boundaries with layered planting and privacy screening. For smaller plots and terraces, we prioritise smart storage, lighting-ready layouts and durable surfaces.
Our process starts with a site visit, level checks and a clear design plan, then a staged installation that keeps the project tidy and predictable. We specify the right sub-bases, falls and drainage so patios and pathways perform in all seasons. You’ll get a written scope, realistic programme and workmanship you can rely on. Local homeowners choose us for consistent communication, premium finishes and a 10-year warranty on qualifying installations.
New-build sites in the London Borough of Merton often have compacted ground and restricted access for deliveries. We plan machinery, waste removal and material drops to suit Wimbledon streets and parking controls, keeping neighbours in mind. Soil improvement, drainage runs and boundary detailing are adapted to each plot, especially where levels meet neighbouring gardens. We also align finishes with local property styles, from Wimbledon Chase family homes to sharper modern builds.
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Costs vary by plot size, access and specification. As a guide, a straightforward new-build garden with turfing, basic planting and simple pathways may start around £4,000–£8,000. Mid-range projects including patio installation, fencing and drainage often fall between £10,000–£25,000. Larger gardens or show home gardens with premium paving, bespoke features and extensive planting can exceed £30,000. We provide a detailed, itemised quotation after a site visit.
Most projects take 1–3 weeks once the design and materials are agreed. A smaller plot with turfing, fencing and a simple patio can be completed in 5–10 working days. Larger gardens with drainage, multiple levels, pathways and detailed planting typically need 2–4 weeks. Timescales depend on access, weather, curing times for paving and whether utilities, manholes or builder’s snagging need working around. We schedule work to minimise disruption.
Many garden works are permitted development, including patios, paths, turfing and most fencing, provided heights and boundary positions meet the rules. Permission may be needed for taller front boundary fences, significant changes to levels, or works affecting drainage to the public highway. If your home is listed or near protected areas, extra constraints can apply. We flag any likely issues early, check relevant guidance for the London Borough of Merton, and can help you prepare drawings for approval if required.
We provide a 10-year warranty on qualifying hard landscaping installations, covering workmanship on items such as patio installation, pathways, retaining edges and structural groundworks completed to our specification. This gives peace of mind that surfaces remain stable, with correct falls and sound construction. Living elements like turf and planting are naturally affected by weather and maintenance, so these are covered separately with aftercare guidance. We also explain product warranties on paving and fencing materials where applicable.
Homeowners often choose porcelain paving for a crisp, modern look, or sandstone for a warmer, traditional finish that suits period homes. For boundaries, closeboard fencing, slatted screens and acoustic panels are common, depending on privacy needs. Planting ranges from evergreen structure with pleached trees to pollinator-friendly borders and low-maintenance grasses. We’ll propose a full garden design with samples, layout options and drainage solutions, then refine it to match your lifestyle and budget.
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