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Yes, artificial grass is safe for both pets and children. It is designed to be non-toxic and free from harmful chemicals. Additionally, it is easy to clean and resistant to pet waste.

Brick offers several advantages for garden hardscaping:
Durability: Brick is known for its strength and longevity making it a reliable choice for outdoor structures.
Versatility: It can be used for various hardscape elements like patios, pathways, retaining walls and decorative features.
Aesthetics: Brick imparts a timeless and classic appeal adding charm and character to your garden.
Low Maintenance: Brick requires minimal upkeep and is resistant to pests, rot and fading.

Yes, many artificial grass products are recyclable. When it comes time to replace your artificial grass it can often be recycled and used for other purposes.

Now there’s a question! The only sure way to know is if ownership is marked on the deeds for the property. Remarkably, the question is rarely asked before purchase and the subject only comes up when action is required to make changes to the fence. When there is no clear answer regarding who owns the fence, then it relies on common sense and communication.

You cannot do anything with a fence that’s owned by your neighbour. That includes putting a trellis, hanging baskets, painting, staining, or using preservative. Ridiculous as it may sound, anything that you do to your neighbours’ fence, whether it improves it or not, could be construed as criminal damage.

With proper installation and maintenance, artificial grass can last anywhere from 10 to 20 years depending on the quality of the product and the level of usage.

Proper maintenance ensures the longevity and beauty of your garden brickwork:
Regular Cleaning: Sweep or hose down the brick surfaces to remove dirt, debris and moss.
Weed Control: Inspect and remove any weeds that may grow in the joints or cracks of the brickwork.
Sealing: Consider applying a sealant to protect the bricks from stains, moisture and fading.
Repairs: Promptly address any damaged or loose bricks by replacing or repositioning them.

Costs will vary depending on the size of your garden, the type and style of fencing chosen, how accessible your garden is and the length of time it may take. No two garden fencing jobs are the same. Call us and we will be happy to provide a free site survey and a no obligation quote.

You will rarely need planning permission to erect a fence for a normal family home, but the general rules are as follows:
The fence is not taller than a total of 2 metres
If you are replacing an existing fence that is already over 2 metres, the new fence should be no higher
If the fence is next to a highway or footpath alongside a highway, then the fence should be no higher than 1 metre
The right to erect a fence hasn’t been removed by another direction or planning condition.

Brickwork can be incorporated into your garden design in numerous ways:
Garden Walls: Build sturdy and visually appealing walls to define boundaries or create raised flower beds.
Pathways: Construct beautiful brick pathways that lead visitors through your garden and connect different areas.
Patios and Terraces: Create inviting outdoor living spaces using paving stones or bricks laid in intricate patterns.
Steps and Stairs: Use bricks to build functional and decorative steps or stairs for easy access to different levels.
Accents and Features: Enhance your garden with brick accents like columns, fire pits, seating areas or water features.

Yes, artificial grass can be installed on various surfaces, including soil, concrete, decking and even rooftops. The surface preparation may differ based on the existing substrate.

High-quality artificial grass is UV stabilised to resist fading. However, some degree of natural fading may occur over an extended period due to exposure to sunlight.

You do. It’s your fence and you can do what you like with it. The idea that you have to give your neighbour the best side of the fence is a myth.

While small-scale brickwork projects can be tackled by homeowners, larger or intricate projects are best left to professionals. Hiring experts in garden brickwork and hardscaping offers several benefits:
Expertise: Professionals have the knowledge and experience to design and construct complex brickwork structures.
Efficiency: They have the necessary tools, equipment, and skills to complete the project efficiently and accurately.
Longevity: Professional installation ensures the durability and longevity of your garden brickwork.
Design Guidance: Experts can provide valuable input on materials, styles and layout, tailoring the design to your preferences and existing landscape.

Absolutely! Mixing brick with other materials can create visually appealing and dynamic hardscape designs:
Blending with Stone: Combining brick with natural stone can add texture and contrast to your hardscape.
Integrating Wood: Pairing brick with wood elements like decking or pergolas can create a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Incorporating Metal: Using metal accents or structures alongside brick can introduce a contemporary or industrial touch.