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  • We provide clear, accurate budget advice from concept to completion, helping you align your landscape vision with financial expectations.

    Our expertise ensures confident decision-making and cost clarity at every stage for both domestic and commercial projectsWe provide clear, accurate budget advice from concept to completion, helping you align your landscape vision with financial expectations.

    Our expertise ensures confident decision-making and cost clarity at every stage for both domestic and commercial projects

  • We provide precise and accurate costing models, from indicative budgets at the concept design stage through to final costings at the detailed design stage.

    Our comprehensive range of costing models supports informed budget planning and financial forecasting throughout the project lifecycle.

  • We deliver accurate and comprehensive Bills of Quantities for any landscape project, based on a thorough and methodical take-off from design drawings.

    This process is underpinned by a deep understanding of landscape construction methodology and extensive experience coordinating with other trades—ensuring no scope gaps or duplication of work.

  • We compile and present all relevant and essential documentation required for a comprehensive and well-structured tender package, ensuring clarity and completeness for all parties involved. This includes:

    • Invitation to Tender (ITT)

    • Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ)

    • Full Drawing Set

    • Bill of Quantities (BoQ)

    • Project Specification

    • Schedule of Excluded Works / Works by Others

    • Contract Particulars

  • Comprehensive analysis of tender submissions to ensure a thorough review and clear understanding of all documentation.

    Management of all Requests for Information (RFIs) from tendering contractors. Evaluation against defined criteria to confirm contractor suitability and alignment with project requirements.

  • We offer value engineering solutions that optimise project outcomes without compromising design intent. By analysing materials, methods, and costs, we identify smarter alternatives that enhance value, improve efficiency, and maintain quality.

Pre-construction

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  • The process of sourcing and acquiring the goods and services for the project. This includes materials, equipment, plants, and subcontracted services.  

    • Identify project requirements and create procurement document

    • Plan/identify seasonal or ongoing supply needs 

    • Identify reliable suppliers for the project duration (including requesting quotes)

    • Issuing purchase orders (POs) for selected goods/services

    • Checking of incoming materials or equipment for quality, quantity, and condition

    • Tracking usage and stock levels of materials/goods being used on the project

    • Ensure vendors consistently meet safety, licensing, and environmental regulations 

  • Effective scheduling and timeline management are essential to ensure projects are completed on time, within budget, and with quality results—especially given seasonal work cycles, weather conditions, and coordination of multiple teams and vendors.  

    Project Planning

    • Review site plans and client expectations.

    • Identify all tasks (grading, planting, irrigation, hardscaping, etc.).

    • Determine dependencies 

    • Identifying and planning in materials and labour for specific tasks

    Timeline Estimation

    • Estimating how long each phase will take and formulating into a graphic for the client. 

    • Tracking progress, identifying critical path and identifying delays

    • Regular team reviews ensure the project teams/client is kept up to date with the ongoing works and communicating project progress.

  • Day-to-day supervision and coordination of projects to ensure tasks are executed according to the project plan, timeline, and quality standards. This will be carried out by a dedicated landscape manager/foreman.

    • Site preparation and set up

    • On-site team management

    • Quality Control

    • Safety compliance

    • Coordination with subcontractors

    • Equipment and tool management

    • Daily documentation

  • Ensures that all work meets company standards, client expectations, and any contractual or regulatory requirements.

    Site inspections are a key tool in that process—used before, during, and after project execution to verify that work is progressing as planned and being completed to a high standard.

  • Bringing a design to life through precise installation, followed by aftercare to ensure long-term health, functionality, and customer satisfaction. 

    Installation services include:

    • Soil and Earthworks

    • Drainage

    • Paving and Driveways

    • Paths

    • Steel works (edging and retention)

    • Walling (including retaining walls) 

    • Timber works, including decking, fencing and screening

    • Water Features

    • Swimming Pools

    • Tennis/Paddle Courts

    • Garden buildings and structures

    • Soft landscaping, including turfing, seeding, small and large planting

    • Irrigation

    • Lighting

    Aftercare advice, services and check ins provided to ensure the ongoing health and longevity of your garden

  • Maintenance services are essential to keep outdoor spaces looking attractive, healthy, and functional year-round. These services go beyond aesthetics—they help protect the client’s investment and ensure the landscape performs as designed.

    Maintenance can be offered as routine services (weekly, biweekly, or monthly), seasonal packages, or as specialty one-time services. Enquire for more information.

Construction