Give each part a purpose.
Discuss space for sitting, eating and moving through the garden. Consider the connections between the house, garden entrances and the areas you use most.
Landscaping · Cardiff & South Wales
Step outside.
Make it yours.
A place to sit, room to gather and routes that make sense. Discuss landscaping shaped around the way you want to use your garden with Neart Construction.
Discuss your garden ↗YOUR GARDEN. YOUR ROUTINE. ROOM TO ENJOY.
A FRESH LOOK AT YOUR OUTDOOR SPACE
ILLUSTRATIVE GARDEN LAYOUT
ILLUSTRATIVE GARDEN LAYOUT
Think beyond the back door
An outdoor space
that works for you.
Maybe the garden feels disconnected from the house. Perhaps awkward routes or unused corners stop you enjoying it. Start with what you want to do outside, then consider the layout and work needed.
Neart Construction offers landscaping across Cardiff and South Wales. Share photographs, approximate dimensions and your priorities with Greg so we can discuss the proposed project and information needed for a quote.
Tell us about your space ↗Explore your garden’s potential
Useful routes.
Places to pause.
These are starting points for your project conversation. Existing levels, conditions and access guide what is practical.
Start with the site
A clear starting point.
A considered garden.
Bring practical requirements into the conversation before choosing the finished look.
Plan around everyday life.
Think about seating, play, pets, storage and the routes you need. Tell us about access requirements and the amount of upkeep you want to plan for.
Explain what happens now.
Flag slopes, steps and places where water collects. Existing drainage and levels need consideration before the proposed layout and surfaces are agreed.
Show the whole garden.
Share entrances, side passages and features to retain. Flag known services, trees, boundaries and anything that affects access or the work area.
Connect the look with the use.
Bring colour and material references, then discuss suitability for the setting. Consider how the proposed finishes meet the house and existing garden features.
Before choosing the surface
Consider what
goes underneath.
The visible finish is only part of the project. Preparation, levels and water movement also need discussion.
Share what you know about existing surfaces, past work and problem areas. Where further assessment is needed, discuss that before the scope is finalised.
If the garden project follows an extension or renovation, consider the sequence together. Building access, deliveries and reinstatement may affect when outdoor work is best planned.
Explore house extensions ↗People behind your project
From garden ideas
to practical details.
Greg handles enquiries and quoting, Ben manages the project, and Jos coordinates the team. Discuss choices, access and updates before work starts.
Share the space
Send photographs, approximate dimensions, your postcode and priorities.
Explore the layout
Discuss intended use, existing conditions and features you want to retain.
Agree the scope
Clarify preparation, materials, access and what is included in the quote.
Coordinate the work
Consider deliveries, garden access and any related building work together.
Understanding the quote
What shapes
the cost?
Garden size alone doesn’t describe the job. Existing conditions, preparation, materials and access all affect the work involved.
Discuss your ideas ↗Area & layout
The proposed zones, routes and extent of the changes help define the scope.
Ground conditions & preparation
Existing surfaces, levels and any identified drainage requirements need consideration.
Materials & details
Surface choices, edges and finishing requirements affect the specification.
Access & removal
Deliveries, material handling, clearance and waste removal should be discussed in the quote.
For a useful first conversation
Send wide garden photographs, approximate dimensions and a list of what you want to change. Include access details, references, your budget range and preferred dates.
Your questions
Before work begins.
Can I improve just part of the garden?
Tell us which area is the priority and how it connects to the rest of the space. A focused project still needs to consider access, levels and adjoining features.
Can you work from my ideas or a garden plan?
Share sketches, drawings and photographs with Greg. Discuss the work you want included and any further information needed to define the scope.
Can existing features stay?
Flag plants, trees, surfaces and structures you want to retain. Their position and protection requirements need consideration alongside the work area and access.
What if the garden slopes or holds water?
Share photographs and explain when water collects or access becomes difficult. Existing conditions need assessment before changes to levels or surfaces are agreed.
Can the work be done in stages?
Discuss priorities and the complete intended layout early. The sequence, access and how later work meets completed areas should be considered before agreeing separate stages.
What about decking, fencing or garden rooms?
These are separate services within our Outdoor & Landscaping offering. Include any related requirements in your enquiry so the scope and sequence can be discussed together.
Can weather affect the programme?
Weather and site conditions can affect outdoor work. Discuss access, material deliveries and how changes to dates will be handled for your project.
How much will landscaping cost?
A useful quote needs a defined scope. Share your proposed changes, photographs, dimensions and budget range so Greg can discuss what information is needed.
Where do you work?
We cover Cardiff, Penarth, Barry, Dinas Powys, Caerphilly, Newport, Cwmbran, Blackwood, Pontypridd, Llantrisant, Cowbridge and Bridgend. Share your postcode when you get in touch.
Planning more than the garden?
Consider the
complete project.
Discuss outdoor work alongside any changes to the house or garden masonry.
House extensions ↗Decking ↗
Fencing ↗
Sheds & garden rooms ↗
Brickwork & masonry ↗