Hard Landscaping
Discover the beauty of hard landscaping and create elegant, accessible and sustainable space for your customers. Built pathways, water features and decorative fences to elevate your commercial space.
Areas of ExpertiseOur professional team specialises in creating functional spaces. We specialise in blending hard and soft landscaping to create a pleasing and elegant space for you and your customers.
What is Hard Landscaping?Hard landscaping involves incorporating the “non-living” elements of your space, like wood, brick, stone and metal. Our expert landscape architects at Classic London will help you plan, construct and install pathways, patios, walls, water features and many more.
Hard Landscaping Services
Site PreparationClearing the area, levelling the ground, removing debris and preparing the base for construction.
PavingLaying down materials like stones, bricks, tiles or concrete pathways, patios and driveways.
Building Fences and GatesConstructing fences and gates for privacy, security or decorative purposes.
Installing Outdoor LightingSetting up lightning systems to make your space usable in the evening.
Creating Water FeaturesDesigning and installing water features such as ponds, fountains and waterfalls to add a visual appeal to your space.
Building steps and StairwaysConstructing steps or stairways to navigate changes in elevation, using stone, brick or wood.
Why hire a professional team to do your hard landscaping?
Classic London team can design layouts that optimise the available space, aesthetics, and functionality. We consider drainage, soil stability, and seasonal factors to create a design that meets both visual and practical needs.We have access to quality materials and we know how to use them effectively. Importantly we come with our own equipment, certified workers and competent team that can ensure all work is doe efficiently and most importantly - safely.
How we do it?
Consultation
We focus on making your ideas come to life. Discussing your vision with us is the first step to creating your dream space.
Design
Our team designs all the hard landscape elements you envision. Making sure the design is sustainable, elegant and eco-friendly is key in this step.
Execution
We get the job done, taking care of the whole process for you. Our team works seamlessly bringing your ideas to life.
Aftercare
After the hard landscape is constructed our team takes care of the upkeep of all the hard elements of your space.
FAqs
What is hard landscaping?
Hard landscaping refers to the use of solid, non-living materials in landscape design and construction. Unlike soft landscaping, which involves elements like plants, grass, and trees, hard landscaping focuses on components such as stones, bricks, concrete, metal, and wood.
What are hard landscaping tasks?
Hard landscaping tasks involve the planning, construction and installation of “hard” landscape elements. These tasks are essential for creating functional and aesthetically pleasing outdoor spaces. Key hard landscaping tasks include: site preparation, paving, installing drainage systems, building fences and gates, installing outdoor lightning etc.
How much does hard landscaping cost?
The cost of a landscaping services varies depending on the materials used and the service provided. To find out more about our pricing get in contact with us and we will provide you with a quote price.
Does hard landscaping increase property value?
Yes! Hard landscaping can significantly increase property value by creating functional outdoor spaces. Well-designed and executed hard landscaping provides aesthetic appeal and practical benefits, making a property more attractive to potential buyers or renters. It contributes to the overall impression of a well-maintained and professionally managed property.
How can hard landscaping elevate your commercial space?
Hard landscaping can elevate a commercial space by improving its aesthetic appeal, functionality, and overall accessibility. It can create welcoming entrances, provide comfortable outdoor seating areas, and enhance the property’s visual appeal through structured designs. Additionally, well-planned hard landscaping can help manage foot traffic, provide areas for relaxation or social interaction, and reflect the business's brand and professionalism.
What are hard landscaping materials?
Hard landscaping materials are durable, non-living elements used in landscape design to create structures and define spaces. These materials are essential for adding functional and decorative features to a landscape. Some common hard landscaping materials include: stone, brick, concrete, gravel, wood, metal etc.
How to hard landscape a garden?
Creating an aesthetically pleasing and functional space for your garden involves several key hard landscaping elements. To add hard landscape elements first think about the functionality of your space and its purpose. Integrating pathways, stone walkways or patios in your green space makes it elegant and more pleasing.
How to introduce greenery into hard landscaping?
Soft landscape elements like plants and flowers add dimension to hard landscape elements. Incorporating pots, planters, green walls or fences that grow climbing plants can create a balanced and visually appealing outdoor space. By thoughtfully integrating greenery into hard landscaping, you can create a harmonious and sustainable outdoor space that combines the best of hard landscape and soft landscape elements.
How to incorporate hard landscaping in a commercial space?
Incorporating hard landscaping in a commercial space involves designing and installing elements like walkways, patios, seating areas, and water features to enhance functionality and aesthetics. It's important to balance these features with green spaces and consider factors such as traffic flow, customer or employee usage, and the overall architectural style of the building. The goal is to create a cohesive, attractive, and practical outdoor environment that complements the commercial property
Is gravel and concrete considered a hard landscape element?
Yes, both gravel and concrete are considered hard landscape elements. Gravel is often used for paths, driveways, and as a decorative ground cover, while concrete is a versatile material used for constructing patios, walkways, and retaining walls.
