Hard Landscaping Scotland - Guidance from Lochaber in the Highlands
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Hard Landscaping

Garden Hill Paths
Garden paths
Hill steps
Drainage installation
Decking
Construction

Hard landscaping is the term given to landscape architecture and garden design. It also describes the construction materials which are used to improve a landscape by detail and design. From paving to patios, hard landscaping elements are the foundations that give an indoor space structure and individuality.

 

Unlike soft landscaping, such as flowers and lawn, hard landscaping is the base structure, the stuff that comes first and which everything else can be designed around. Therefore, you must have an existing hard landscape in order to complete an outdoor area with the smaller details through soft landscaping.

 

There are many services included in the field of landscaping, including paving, paths, drainage, lighting, fencing, seating and much more. This means that a multitude of different outdoor designs can be brought to life through construction work with hard materials.

 

  • Paved areas & decking;
  • Timber, concrete or brick edging;
  • Shelters & pergolas;
  • Rock & stone features;
  • Garden rockery areas;
  • Feature walls;
  • Clearance of old site;
  • Re-landscaping site;
  • Fencing;
  • Creating paths;
  • Ground works;
  • Foundation excavation;
  • Drainage;
  • Electrical work;
  • Operated plant hire;
  • Drone Surveying