Case study · Stamford
Front garden reclaimed for a family home
Overgrown shrubs and self-seeded trees removed from a semi-detached front garden, with new fencing to finish.
The front of this house had all but disappeared behind a wall of shrubs and self-seeded sycamore. The path was blocked, the windows were dark and the neighbours had started to comment.
We removed the lot — roots included — levelled the ground and installed a run of closeboard fencing along the boundary. The house is now visible from the street and the front garden is ready for a simple gravel scheme.
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