Garden Renovation Services in Goole

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping planned the renovation so deliveries never blocked the lane. Old patio out, sub base compacted, porcelain down in one clean run.

The border planting is tough but still colourful. They left a simple drawing with plant names and watering notes which helped a lot. We ate outside the next evening with blankets on our knees and felt like we’d pinched an extra room from nowhere.

We needed access for a wheelchair without turning the place clinical. Dan set shallow steps and a discreet ramp with matching paving.

Levels read natural and the handrail is there when needed. It looks elegant and works quietly in daily life. We’re genuinely pleased.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping gave us a family garden that still looks grown up. There is storage under the bench for footballs, a tiny reading corner by the birch and a cooking spot that doesn’t smoke the neighbours.

The lawn edge is crisp so trimming takes minutes. Weekends feel longer now because we are not fighting the space, we are using it.

Dan asked about winter as much as summer. He placed lighting at ankle height so it guides feet without lighting the neighbours’ bedrooms.

The pergola adds shade but doesn’t steal daylight from the living room. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping handled it all in one tidy sequence. We love how simple it is to keep.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping planned our renovation so we could keep using the back door. Old patio out on Monday, new sub base compacted, porcelain laid by Thursday.

Edges align with the brickwork and the slot drain is almost invisible. It feels like an extra room rather than a tidy-up.

We budgeted carefully. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping priced phases so we could split the work.

Phase one delivered the terrace and drainage, phase two brought planting and a small pergola. Nothing was redone. The garden grew into itself rather than arriving all at once.

We thought we needed new everything. Dan kept the good brick edge, reused sound sleepers and spent budget on a better patio and lighting.

It looks fresh, not wasteful. Clear advice, tidy sequencing and a plan we actually understood.

Dan suggested screening to soften the view of the garages. Slats make a huge difference without boxing us in.

Simple idea that solved a daily annoyance.

Dan looked at how we actually move through the garden. He nudged the seating into the corner and gave us a narrow boardwalk to the shed.

Suddenly the middle feels open. Steps are steady, edges crisp and my dad can get about easily. Small ideas stacking into a proper transformation.

Dan suggested lifting the lawn a touch so it met the terrace cleanly. He set a slim slot drain and widened the step so trays don’t wobble.

The planting is simple but has colour in spring and late summer. We eat outside more because it works, not because we feel guilty about wasting space.

We asked for a grown up space with a corner for swingball. They found it.

Clean lines, sturdy edges and a proper spot for the BBQ.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping took a rectangle that felt tired and gave it pockets of life. A reading nook by the birch, a dining pad that lines with the kitchen tiles and a boardwalk to the shed that keeps boots clean.

They reused sleepers with character and replaced what had given up. The hose reel finally has a place and the bins hide behind a quiet screen. When friends visit they assume we extended. We just planned it properly at last.

Dan arrived with a sketchbook and patience. He listened to our muddled wishlist then drew two layouts on the spot.

We picked pieces from each and he refined it into a plan that felt ours. The terrace now sits level with the doors so trays don’t wobble. A small herb strip by the step smells amazing in the evening. He left a simple care sheet and checked in after the first heavy rain. Calm, clear and quietly confident. That’s how the whole job felt.

Dan solved a long running puddle that made the back door a chore. He set a slim drain along the wall, raised the terrace slightly and kept the look gentle so it doesn’t shout about itself.

A small cooking corner sits out of the wind and the path lands sensibly at the table. He followed up a week later to check the first storm behaved. It did. The hallway no longer smells damp and our weekends feel longer.

They set a slim drain by the wall. First rain since and the step stayed dry.