Recent Projects Across South Wales
Gardens, patios, fencing and renovations from Cowbridge to Maesteg, each quoted, built and completed by the same team. Browse the photographs of every project.
Outdoor Living Garden, Cowbridge
The full outdoor living brief: a large porcelain patio, covered pergola with an outdoor kitchen and log burner, grey composite decking and planted borders. Drainage and ground works were completed first, followed by the entertaining space, creating a garden designed for year-round use.
Complete Garden Transformation, Bridgend
A new build garden taken from bare turf to finished: sandstone patio and side paths, grey composite decking, artificial lawn, rendered raised planters with slate coping and stone-clad beds. One scheme, planned as a whole and built in sequence.
Sloping Garden Rebuilt, Maesteg
A sloping valley garden with failing decking, rebuilt from the ground: retaining wall, riven sandstone patio and paths, proper steps with a black metal handrail, and a level, usable space beside the conservatory.
Pergola & Patio Garden, Bridgend
A tired lawn turned into a modern entertaining garden: black porcelain and sandstone paving, artificial lawn, a timber pergola over a gravel seating corner and slatted screens for privacy. Before photographs included to show the full transformation.
Porcelain Patio & Lawn, Brackla
An overgrown garden cleared and rebuilt around a cream porcelain terrace: artificial lawn, gravel borders, slatted fencing and a matching side gate. The brief was low maintenance with a high standard of finish.
Raised Terrace & Decking, Cowbridge
A raised terrace for a large detached house: black composite decking to the rear elevation, black porcelain paving and wide steps tying the terrace back to the garden.
Interior Renovation, Bridgend
A full interior renovation with a new white gloss kitchen, a living room media wall, and an oak slatted feature partition opening up the staircase.
Raised Patio Terrace, Pencoed
A raised terrace built properly from the base up: clearance, hardcore, a poured concrete base and a slab terrace that will not move. The preparation photographs show exactly why the base mattered.
New Build Garden & Patio, Pencoed
New build gardens often need complete groundwork before they can be used. This one received the full treatment: excavation and levelling, new closeboard fencing and a porcelain patio off the rear extension.
Hillside Patio, Nantymoel
A hillside garden with a valley view, made usable by cutting the levels and laying a grey porcelain patio with artificial lawn.
Timber Deck, Sarn
A large timber deck, with the frame photographed deliberately: joist centres and supports determine how long a deck lasts, so we document the stage that matters most.
Boundary Fencing, Coychurch
A full rear boundary in new closeboard fencing: concreted posts, gravel boards and lines set straight. The before shows what the winter had done to the old run.
Courtyard Garden, Ogmore Vale
A small enclosed courtyard made useful: paving to the rear door, artificial grass to the corner, zero maintenance for a space that gets hammered by valley weather.
Driveway Replacement, Bridgend
A driveway replacement for a semi-detached home, photographed through the stage that matters most: excavation, clearance and the new concrete base. Finished surface photographs to follow.
Front Garden Grass, Porthcawl
A bungalow front garden swapped to artificial grass: kerb appeal that survives the coastal weather without a mower touching it again.
Small Garden Grass, Pyle
A small garden with a quick turnaround: stripped, based and finished in artificial grass. No project is too small to do properly.
Case Study: A Garden Rebuilt In Pencoed
A new build plot transformed into a low-maintenance family garden over two weeks on site.
The Brief
A new build garden handed over as compacted subsoil, to become a low-maintenance family garden: full groundworks to level the plot, new closeboard fencing to the boundaries, and a porcelain patio off the rear extension.

The Build
Two weeks on site. The plot was excavated and levelled, new posts concreted and the closeboard fencing set straight, then the base compacted and the porcelain patio laid to correct falls. The homeowner had a single point of contact throughout.
- Week one: excavation, levelling and fencing
- Week two: base, porcelain patio and final details
- Left tidy and inspected together on the final day

The Result
A garden now in daily use: a porcelain patio stepping straight out from the rear extension, boundaries built to last, and ground prepared properly so everything laid on it stays level.

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