Moor Landscaping

19/06/2026

Here's a job done for repeat customers who have settled in Topsham.
Their new garden was in a bit of a state which had an odd area that was of no use to them and they asked if a water feature could be installed.
After a couple of conversations we put together a plan which consisted of cleaning the mint sandstone patio and replacing the failed grout with Flowpoint premium in the colour Lime. Adding trellis along the fences for plants to climb plus a garden archi for a new bench to go under.
Then a raised garden planter with a gentle flowing water feature sourced from a local garden centre was built with concrete blocks and faced with mint sandstone walling stone using lime mortar.
The customers were over the moon with the final result and it was a pleasure working for them again. 😊
If you've got an area of your garden that's of no use and would like to explore the possibility of what could fill it then get in touch with Moor Landscaping to arrange a free quote 🙂

27/05/2026

Appreciating the gazebo and big fan set up today 😅

24/05/2026

A project that truly tested everyone's patience, but one we're incredibly proud to finally share.

We started this garden transformation back in January, just as some of the wettest weather in recent memory arrived. Persistent rain and waterlogged ground conditions meant progress was regularly interrupted, turning what should have been a straightforward project into a much longer journey. Despite the challenges, our wonderful client remained patient, understanding and supportive throughout, and it was a pleasure working for her from start to finish.

The completed garden now features Marshalls Symphony porcelain paving in Senna, framed with Buff Farnley Setts and installed in accordance with British Standards specifications. A new corner seating area was created using the same sett border, surrounding a Breedon Golden Amber gravel feature to provide a warm and inviting space to relax.

A full-length step was installed to provide seamless access to the lawn, while two new entrance steps to the house were constructed and finished with Marshalls Stoneface Veneer in Harvest Mix, creating a striking contrast against the paving.

The old garden bed was removed and rebuilt using Class 4 treated sleepers, securely supported by recycled plastic posts concreted into the ground for long-term durability. The rose garden was also refreshed with a new Farnley Sett border and fresh gravel to complete the transformation.

Thank you again to our fantastic client for her patience and trust throughout this challenging project.

A big thank you to BAY SKIPS , Bradfords Building Supplies , Travis Perkins , Olympus Building Supplies and Marshalls Gardens and Driveways

If you're considering transforming your outdoor space, we'd love to help bring your ideas to life. Feel free to get in touch for a free consultation and quotation.

22/05/2026

20/05/2026

Just when I thought i was out, they pulled me back in 😅

16/05/2026

Round two before the rain comes 🙂 thanks again to Steve Brook Haulage Ltd 👍

15/05/2026

Steve Brook Haulage Ltd delivering the goods. Time to get on the shovel and barrow, thankfully both powered 🤫