Raised Flower Beds and Sleeper Beds in Mitcham designed for smarter planting and cleaner edges. From sleeper and brick beds to tiered and corner layouts, we build to fit your garden and lifestyle. Expect neat workmanship, durable materials and planting-ready finishes.
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If your borders are messy, shaded, or hard to maintain, raised beds are a practical upgrade. We design and build sleeper beds, brick beds, stone beds and metal beds that make planting easier and gardens look sharper. Homeowners around Mitcham Common and Figges Marsh often choose raised vegetable gardens to maximise limited space. Every bed is set out to suit your paths, patio levels and sunlight.
Mitcham’s mix of Victorian cottages, 1930s semis and modern estates means no two gardens are the same. In CR4, we regularly work with narrow side access, stepped patios and long lawn runs that benefit from tiered beds. For period homes near Mitcham Cricket Green, we can match brickwork and edging details for a more traditional finish. On newer plots, clean-lined metal beds and crisp gravel borders create a contemporary look.
We start with a site visit to measure, discuss planting goals and confirm levels and drainage. Then we prepare a solid base, install the bed structure, and finish with quality topsoil ready for planting. You’ll get clear options on materials, heights and layouts, plus tidy working practices from start to finish. Local homeowners choose us because the build is precise, the finish is clean, and the beds are made to last.
Gardens in the London Borough of Merton can vary from free-draining patches near Mitcham Common to heavier, compacted soils on built-up streets. We adjust foundations, drainage layers and soil mixes so beds don’t slump or waterlog. Access can be tight around terraces and semis, so we plan deliveries and cutting to reduce disruption. Where needed, we’ll also consider boundary lines, visibility and practical placement near paths and patios.
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Costs depend on size, height, materials and access. As a guide, simple timber sleeper beds often start from around £250–£600 for smaller runs, while larger or taller builds with steps, corners or tiered sections commonly fall between £800–£2,500+. Brick, stone and metal beds can be higher due to materials and labour. We’ll confirm a tailored range after measuring and discussing finishes and soil.
Most single raised beds can be built in 1 day once materials are on site. A set of multiple beds, tiered layouts or integrated edging typically takes 2–4 days. Timescales depend on ground preparation, removing old borders, levelling, and whether you want new topsoil, compost and planting. Access also matters in the raised flower beds and sleeper beds Mitcham area, as hand-carrying materials can add time.
In most cases, raised flower beds and sleeper beds are classed as minor garden works and don’t require planning permission. However, rules can change if you’re altering levels significantly, building near boundaries, affecting drainage, or working on a listed building or in a conservation area. We’ll flag any potential issues and, where appropriate, suggest checking guidance for the London Borough of Merton before work begins.
Yes. Our installations come with a 10-year warranty on workmanship for the bed structure and build integrity. This covers issues such as movement caused by incorrect fixing, poor base preparation, or construction faults. Normal wear, accidental damage, and planting or soil settlement over time aren’t included, but we’ll always advise on best practice to reduce it. Material warranties may also apply depending on the chosen product.
We build sleeper beds, brick beds, stone beds and metal beds, tailored to your style and maintenance preferences. Popular designs include tiered beds for slopes, corner beds to use awkward spaces, and raised vegetable gardens with defined paths for easy access. We’ll help you choose the right height, edging detail and soil depth for flowers, shrubs or edible planting. We can also match existing paving or brickwork for a cohesive finish.
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