Landscaper in London (46)

Looking to give your garden a new lease of life? Whether it’s a small refresh or a full redesign, hiring the right landscaper for the job in London can make all the difference. From laying turf and planting beds to building patios, walls, and decking, landscapers have the skills, tools, and creativity to transform your outdoor space.

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What to expect from hiring a landscaper in London

Landscapers in London take on a wide variety of garden jobs, big and small. Common requests include:

• Laying real or artificial turf
• Planting trees, hedges, and shrubs
• Building patios, decking, pergolas, or gazebos
• Putting up fences, walls, and garden paths
• Garden levelling and drainage work
• Adding features like rockeries, raised beds, and lighting

Average costs in London

On average, landscaping services in London cost £2787. Prices typically start at £1747 and can cost up to £4462.

Here are some average prices for popular landscaping jobs in London:

• Garden design: £4024 on average, with prices starting at £2387 up to £6655

• Turfing: £999 on average, with prices starting at £659 up to £1539

• Tree Planting: £401 on average, with prices starting at £244 up to £683

• Pond construction: £2889 on average, with prices starting at £1671 up to £4978

• Water features: £1309 on average, with prices starting at £787 up to £2227

• Garden brickwork: £1869 on average, with prices starting at £1125 up to £3109

• Garden decking installation: £2189 on average, with prices starting at £1417 up to £3394

• Artificial grass installation: £2259 on average, with prices starting at £1629 up to £3145

• Greenhouse installation: £438 on average, with prices starting at £249 up to £795

• Sheds building: £278 on average, with prices starting at £171 up to £462

Every quote should cover labour, materials, and waste disposal. But keep in mind that extras like site clearance, skip hire, or specialist equipment can increase the final cost. Soft landscaping (planting and turfing) is generally cheaper than hard landscaping (patios, walls, decking).

For a detailed breakdown, read our landscaping cost guide.

What to check for

Look for landscapers who hold recognised qualifications (RHS, NVQ, HND, or NPTC), and always ask to see proof of insurance. Timelines vary depending on the project size: small jobs might take a day or two, while a full garden renovation could last several weeks.

Landscapers in London: Renters vs homeowners

For homeowners

If you own your home, you’re responsible for all landscaping changes. You may need planning permission for larger works (like building raised patios or adding outbuildings), especially if you live in a conservation area. Always check your title deeds for restrictions before starting.

For renters

If you rent, the responsibility usually falls to your landlord. Simple maintenance, like mowing or weeding, may be down to you, but bigger changes (like replacing turf, installing decking, or landscaping borders) almost always require landlord approval. If in doubt, speak to your letting agent or landlord before hiring a landscaper.

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