Gardens in Tickhill
Tickhill has kept its old market town feel, with stone and brick buildings, St Mary's church and the remains of the castle. The town centre is a conservation area, and many older properties have walled gardens and boundaries that need sympathetic treatment. On the edges of town, more modern houses have larger plots.
For older properties, we often work with natural sandstone, gravel, brick edging and planting rather than stark modern finishes, so the garden sits comfortably with the house. Repairing or extending a stone path, adding steps, or replacing a patio in a softer material are typical jobs.
In the newer parts of Tickhill, we lay porcelain patios, resin and block paving driveways and new lawns. The town sits on a mix of limestone and sand, so drainage is usually good, but every garden gets checked before we dig.
What we are asked for most in Tickhill
- Natural stone paths and patios for older homes
- Driveways for larger properties
- Garden makeovers and planting
- Hedge cutting and regular maintenance
- Gates and boundary fencing
We also cover the places around Tickhill, including Wadworth, Stainton, Rossington, Bawtry, Harworth. Not sure if you are in our area? Ring 01422 774538 with your postcode.
Landscaping services in Tickhill
Every job starts with a free visit. We look at the garden, check levels, drainage and access, and send a written quote that sets out each part of the work.
- Garden landscaping and makeovers in Tickhill
- Patios and paving in Tickhill
- Block paving driveways in Tickhill
- Resin driveways in Tickhill
- Fencing and gates in Tickhill
- Turfing and new lawns in Tickhill
- Artificial grass in Tickhill
- Decking in Tickhill
- Garden clearance in Tickhill
- Hedge cutting and garden maintenance in Tickhill
- Jet washing in Tickhill
- Paths, steps and retaining walls in Tickhill
- Pergolas, outdoor kitchens and lighting in Tickhill
Questions from Tickhill customers
Do you work on older properties in Tickhill?
Yes. We suggest materials and designs that suit period properties, and can match existing stone where possible.
Do I need permission for changes in a conservation area?
Some changes, especially to frontages and boundaries, can need consent. Check with City of Doncaster Council before starting if your property is listed or in the conservation area.
