Small Garden Design & Build in Elmers End that makes every metre work harder. We create stylish, low-maintenance outdoor rooms with clever storage, lighting and planting that suits BR3 homes.
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If your outdoor space feels tight, shaded or awkwardly shaped, we can transform it into a garden you’ll actually use. Our designs in BR3 focus on flow, practical zones and year-round interest. Close to Elmers End station and the Croydon Tramlink, many gardens here are compact yet full of potential. We turn them into calm, functional spaces with a premium finish.
Elmers End has a mix of Victorian terraces, Edwardian houses and 1930s semis, often with narrow side access and long, slender plots. We design around common challenges such as overlooked boundaries, uneven levels and limited storage. Whether you’re near Beckenham or South Norwood, we tailor layouts to how you live—dining, play, lounging or all three. Planting is selected for light conditions and easy upkeep.
Our process starts with a site visit, measured survey and clear concept plan, then we refine materials, planting and lighting before build begins. We manage everything—groundworks, paving, joinery, electrics and planting—so the finish is cohesive. You’ll get a detailed scope, realistic timeline and tidy working practices that suit residential streets. Homeowners choose us for straightforward communication, durable detailing and a premium result that lasts.
In the London Borough of Bromley, we often work with clay-heavy soils and gardens that hold water after rain, so drainage and sub-bases matter. Access can be tight around terraces and semis, so we plan deliveries, waste removal and parking to minimise disruption. We also consider privacy and overlooking, common near South Norwood Country Park-facing streets. Every build is adapted to your plot, boundaries and the practicalities of BR3 living.




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Costs vary with size, access and specification. For small garden design & build Elmers End area projects, allow roughly £6,000–£15,000 for a simple refresh with paving, planting and lighting. Mid-range builds with joinery, built-in seating and better drainage often sit around £15,000–£30,000. Premium schemes with bespoke storage, high-end porcelain, complex levels or extensive electrics can exceed £30,000.
A typical small garden build takes 1–3 weeks on site once the design and materials are agreed. More detailed projects with multiple levels, bespoke joinery, extensive lighting or tricky access can take 3–6 weeks. Lead times for specialist materials, made-to-measure planters or fencing can also affect start dates. We provide a clear programme and keep you updated as work progresses.
Most small garden improvements are permitted development, such as paving, planting, fences within height limits and like-for-like replacements. However, rules can apply to raised decks, significant level changes, drainage to the public highway, listed buildings, or properties in conservation areas. We’ll flag any likely constraints early and can advise on Bromley requirements. If approvals are needed, we help you prepare the right information before work starts.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our workmanship for the built elements of your garden, such as paving installation, sub-bases, drainage runs, retaining details and fixed joinery (subject to correct use and maintenance). Manufacturer warranties apply separately to products like lighting and paving slabs. We also offer a handover checklist and aftercare guidance so your garden continues to perform well through the seasons.
Popular options include porcelain paving for low maintenance, brick edging to suit period homes, and composite or hardwood seating with built-in storage. For planting, we often use container planting, climbers and vertical planting to maximise greenery without crowding. Mirrors and layered lighting can visually expand darker corners. We’ll guide you through samples and layouts, balancing style, durability, slip resistance and budget.
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