Pergolas and canopies
Shade and shelter over a terrace or seating area, planted up with climbers over time.
Pergolas, decks and screens give a garden height, shade and somewhere sheltered to sit, and they soften the hard edges of walls and paving.
Does your garden feel flat and exposed, with nowhere shaded to sit and nothing to break up a long view? Timber is usually the quickest way to give a garden height, shelter and a bit of privacy.
We construct decks to extend living space, and timber pergolas and walkways to lead you through your garden. We use green oak that will age and silver over the years, as well as treated timber for practicality and ease of maintenance.
We also build fences, screens and trellises to divide a garden or hide necessities like oil tanks or wheelie bins, with posts set into proper foundations and joints cut to last.
From pergolas over the terrace to screens that hide the practical bits, these are the timber structures that get used most.
Shade and shelter over a terrace or seating area, planted up with climbers over time.
Level decks and walkways where paving would not sit well, including over sloping ground.
Screens, trellis and fencing that give privacy and hide bins, tanks and log stores.
Timber beds and edges that lift planting and keep gravel and borders where they should be.
A few examples of how new paths, terraces and structures have changed how our clients use their gardens.
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