MW Landscaping

A nice fence to finish off the other week.

This fence does two things -
🟢great kerb appeal,
🟢keeps the grandchild in.

Keep an eye out for the couple of gates to follow on this job.

We just managed to get this one across the line before the rain started.

This one had lots to it, multiple Indian stone patios to enjoy both the morning coffee and the evening entertainment in the sun.

A large L-shaped oak sleeper planter surrounded with a redwood lath screen fence.
Perfect for creating privacy and support to the climbing plants.

A set of concrete steps providing sensible and safe access to the lower section of the garden.

Small drive in need of a facelift. In Thirsk
Took wall down and created curved front planter.
Installed cast iron grated Aco drainage channels, then laid Pennant Grey Tegula drivesetts.

3 projects at the same property this week.

1st
- 3.3mx1.8m shed
- 3”by2” timber frame,
- 4”by2” roof frame,
- Rubber roof system,
- Guttering.

2nd
- 1.8mx1.4m shed,
- 3”by2” timber frame,
- Heavy duty felt roof,

3rd
- ledge and brace gate,

Both sheds were constructed off site, delivered flat pack and then assembled.

Are you in need of a garden shed.
We build from scratch, in the workshop then bring and install.
This is the second structure we have created for our client in Ilkley and he’s over the moon.
Side walls 6” Yorkshire board vertical on 3” x 2” stud wall.
Floor 3/4” ply wood over 4”x 2” tantalised timber spars.
Roof 4”x 2” rafters, breatherable roofing membrane to prevent condensation and the corrugated metal roofing sheet with 2 clear sheets for free lighting.

One of our most recent garden rooms,

It’s fully insulated, it’s got a concrete base and all the timber work is raised one a course of bricks.
This one’s going to be usable all year round and last a lifetime.

This week started with braking out these raised platforms and barrowing the rubble out of the building.
Best part of 25 tons.
Im pleased this part of the job is done 😂

During the snowy period we’ve created this nice structure.
For our client to dry and store his logs in.
Very simple design
Yorkshire board walls
4”x4” corner posts
3”x2” rails
4”x2” rafters
Galvanised corrugated tin roof sheet under drawn with breathable roofing membrane, to prevent condensation and drip.
Front door 3’ with galvanised hinges and pad bolt.
All timber is tantalised.

If you’re interested in any of our structures please drop us a message.
We are a local business and we take pride in the work we produce.

Large fencing job undertaken in West Rounton
Removed boards and railings and save
Changed timber posts for concrete ones 18 in total.
Reinstalled rail and boards.
Created gate and installed
Lead in fresh soil raked and levelled

A nice local indian sandstone patio, with two insert lids making for many interesting cuts.

Just some fresh gravel to add between the paving and the property to finish of this new tidy area

Here’s one of the smaller jobs we like to squeeze into our busy diary.
Fence replacement
Took down old fence and recycled the timber
Installed concrete slotted posts, concrete gravel boards and timber feather edged panels.
The advantage to concrete post is they should last 5x longer than a timber post and fence panels don’t come in contact with the soil this helps prevent rotting.

Paved areas

Here we have a job spread over 2 years for a family i met over 10 years ago.
Phase 1
Build raised decking area with curved access steps
Blue engineering bricks are featured in the walls.
Silver Grono decking has been inserted between the walls

Phase 2
Create 2 new seating areas, 1 to house hot tub and Pergola.
the other for table and chairs and better access in to the shed

Well something different for us a curved seating area. In Harrogate
Concrete foundation
Block walls and render in chalk white
Bark mulch to finish inside and out

Here a nice little Friday job in Tollerton.
Take down and recycle old fence.
Supply and install concrete posts, gravel boards and horizontal, diamond trellis.
Benefit to the concrete posts is they don’t rot off. And with the wooded panels been out of the soil they last many extra years.

One from a few months back, giving this front entrance a much needed new look.

Now it’s in keeping with the back garden we transformed last year.
Check out our previous posts to see what a transformation the rear garden was.

This is our most recent garden makeover in Bedale.

New fence with concrete posts and gravel boards manufactured by us.
Our client purchased the wooden fence panels online.
We took up old tired concrete paving and laid new Indian sandstone.
We also created the summer/winter house.
View in previous posts

This is our latest achievement a Man cave plus office.
Main features:-
Cedar cladded front
Fully insulated with 50mm kingspan
Rubber roof system
Double glassed upvc door and window
Tanalised shiplat external back and side wall
T&G match boarding internal
Large copper and blue tiles around stove
Log burning stove fitted
Full electrics including lights, sockets and consumer unit
Old oak laminated floor

Well this job certainly covered a lot of areas, fencing, paving, decking, turfing and paths.
We are really pleased with the huge transformation of this garden, creating multiple areas to enjoy.
We particularly enjoyed the array of materials used including the porcelain paving and the Mill board decking.

Nice little fencing job to start the short week off in Stockton.
Concrete posts, gravel boards and wooden feather edged panels.

As you can see this newly built breakfast room needed grand entrance and outdoor seating area. For those warm sunny morning to drink tea and eat honey and listen to the morning song birds.
The Indian sandstone circle helps to soften the squareness of the other paving.
The Finnished paving height is slightly lower that the grass to allow for easy mowing.
As you can do in the photos some of the paving is wet this is to give you an idea on the beautiful colour that stand out when the paving is wet and dry.
All the paving joints are pointed with a sand and cement mix with helps the paving subsiding.
The sandstone flows round the house and meets with a small blocked paved area which will house the bins.


The work was carried out in the Sowerby area.

Here we have a garden make over job.
Installed soft wood sleepers to create 3 new tiered areas. Fake grass was laid and joints glued. A board again st the fence has been created with 40mm plumb slate, top tier has a half round slate B,Q area. And a curvy step up.

Middle tier consists of raised planter rounds the cherry tree to hide the exposed roots.
There is also a log path the weaves it way across the new lawn.
The path is edged with tree branches. Tree trunk has been cut into 2” thick slab and I’ve filled in the gaps with plumb slate.

Bottom tier will house a wooden lean to eventually