Garden Renovation Services in Scunthorpe

Dan suggested a low bench with storage. Toys vanish in seconds and the space stays calm.

Nice touch.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping transformed a gloomy rectangle into something we actually love. Porcelain against brick, a simple pergola for shade and planting that carries spring into autumn.

They kept the gate shut for our excitable spaniel and stacked tools neatly away from small hands. It rained on handover and the terrace behaved perfectly. I made tea and watched the water slide away. That small moment sold me.

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.

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.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping moved the steps to line with the back doors. The flow feels natural now and the pram route is painless.

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.

They added a boardwalk to the shed so boots stay clean. Neat and practical.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping blended new decking with raised beds so the pram route is smooth. Steps feel safe and the garden reads wider.

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.

Dan moved the main seating to catch late light and tucked a small storage wall behind slats. He aligned paving joints with the kitchen tiles so the view feels longer.

The lawn edge is crisp and there’s a mat well that actually works. He followed up a week later to check drainage after rain. Calm, straightforward and proper care of detail.

Dan moved seating to catch evening sun and widened the step so trays don’t wobble. Simple ideas with big payoff.

The garden flows at last and we use it most nights.

Dan took our list and cut out the bits that would have caused maintenance grief. He suggested composite fencing on the damp side, porcelain where grit used to track indoors and a small patch of real lawn for bare feet.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping sequenced it in two neat phases so we could afford it. The garden now fits daily life, not a magazine shoot.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping blended what we had with what we needed. The good brick edging stayed and the tired patio went.

A compact lawn now sits inside a porcelain frame so trimming takes minutes. They added a little bench where the sun lands after work and tucked lighting at ankle height for winter. The lane was swept each day and the gate was kept shut for our cat. When it rained the next morning the step stayed dry for once. Relief is the word.

Dan kept the good sleepers and spent budget on the terrace. Honest advice that saved money and waste.

We appreciate that.

Dan avoids jargon which made decisions painless. He sketched two options while we chatted and the final layout borrowed the best bits from each.

The herb strip sits by the kitchen, a bench catches morning sun and the path hits the shed without silly zigzags. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping worked steadily and left the pavement cleaner than they found it. It feels like we finally live in the whole plot.