New-build gardens done properly
Cannock and the villages around it have plenty of newer estates, and new-build gardens have a habit of causing problems. It's common to find a thin layer of topsoil laid over compacted ground and builder's rubble, which is why the lawn stays soggy and the patio the developer put in has started to sink.
The fix is to dig it out and start again: sort the drainage, put in a proper base, then lay a patio, artificial grass or new turf that will actually last.
Driveways, fences and walls
We lay block-paved and gravel driveways, put up fencing on concrete posts and build garden walls and piers across the Cannock area, along with plastering and roof repairs.
Planning and dropped kerbs in Cannock
Cannock is in Staffordshire, so the rules are split. Planning goes through Cannock Chase District Council, while dropped kerbs and anything on the highway go through Staffordshire County Council. Great Wyrley and Cheslyn Hay come under South Staffordshire Council for planning. The national rules on driveways, fences and walls are the same as anywhere else in England.
Places we cover around Cannock
Heath Hayes, Hednesford, Chadsmoor, Norton Canes, Great Wyrley, Cheslyn Hay, Bridgtown, and anywhere in between. If you’re not sure whether we cover your street, ring or WhatsApp and ask.
Some of our recent work
A selection of jobs from across the area we cover. Tap a photo to see it bigger, or see all our work.
From a customer in Cannock
I needed a new fence fitted to secure our boundary. Craig was quick to come out and provide a quote, and he gave us great advice on the best options for our needs. We’re really happy with the finished result and the overall service. Would highly recommend!
Questions from Cannock
Do you cover Hednesford and Heath Hayes?
Yes, along with Chadsmoor, Norton Canes, Bridgtown, Great Wyrley and Cheslyn Hay.
Who do I apply to for a dropped kerb in Cannock?
Staffordshire County Council, as the highway authority. Planning questions go to Cannock Chase District Council.
My new-build lawn is always waterlogged. Can you fix it?
Usually, yes. It's often thin topsoil over compacted ground. We'll dig out, sort the drainage and lay new turf or artificial grass on a proper base.
