Since 1998, we have been involved in a significant number of prestigious projects throughout London and the South-East for a variety of Clients from the Private, Public, Corporate and Charity sectors, including Private Residential, Social Housing, Schools, Hospitals, Parks and Playgrounds as well as internationally renowned projects such as The Millenium Dome (now The o2 Arena) and London 2012.

We offer all our Commercial Clients a professional approach to the project, from the analysing of designs, details and specifications, to site surveys, installation and maintenance. Our Health and Safety culture allows our teams to deliver project after project- good quality work, undertaken in a safe and effective manner.

We have extensively been subcontracted to larger landscapers, ground/earthworkers, drainage companies, contruction & building companies, grounds maintenance contractors, playground/sport suppliers and landscape architects.

We offer a professional, unbiased approach to the successful implementation of projects large & small, offering advice on technical issues, programming, resources and procurement, whilst supplying an efficient, loyal, trained, competent and experienced workforce, representing our Clients interest with their Client.

We can offer subcontractor undertakings on competitive rates or dayrates, tailoring our model with each Client's requirements accordingly. We also offer Project Management services, implementing your systems on your projects and delivering an effective, quality based result.

With our many years of experience and our eye for quality and detail, we develop creative solutions in both gardens and landscapes. Working with you, we'll provide suitable solutions for your new living environment, tailoring it to fit your exact specifications.

What's different about us is that we don't insist that you leave the entire project to us: you play an active part too. Our modular principle means that you can use our professional support to construct your project piece by piece from the drawing board upwards. Better still, this approach will save you money!