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What people ask before any work starts. If your question is not here, ring or email us.

A sprinkler watering a newly laid lawn above a stone retaining wall, with a drainage channel set into the paving below

3 questions

  • How much will it cost to build my garden?

    It depends on the garden. The price follows your ideas and what the plot needs. Tell us what you have in mind, and send a photo if you can. If the price is more than you planned, say so, and the design takes account of your budget.

  • How long will it take for my garden to be designed?

    A steep, terraced garden needs more working out than a flat rectangle. How long design takes depends on the size of the garden and how many changes you want along the way. We give you an idea of timings when we visit.

  • Do you provide a design service?

    Yes. One team designs the garden and builds it. We draw up a plan, review it with you, and work through changes together. We agree the design, the schedule and the costs with you before work starts.

4 questions

  • Do you provide commercial landscaping?

    Yes. We take on commercial work as well as domestic: outdoor space for a business that staff and customers use, not only walk past. The same team builds it as builds a back garden in Guiseley.

  • Do you work with sloped gardens?

    Yes. Sloped gardens are our specialism. Retaining walls split the fall into levels, steps join them, and a slope you could not use becomes a patio, a lawn and somewhere for children to play.

  • Do you provide tree surgery services?

    No. We do not do tree surgery. We know some good tree surgeons, and we can usually suggest someone.

  • Can you purchase plants and shrubs?

    Yes. We buy in plants and shrubs for your borders and bedding plants for summer and winter, and we supply and plant hanging baskets. We choose them for your soil and your light.

2 questions

  • What areas do you cover?

    If you are unsure if we cover your area, ring and ask.

  • What does Gagajoo mean?

    It's an Aboriginal word meaning "before the beginning". It suits the work. Each garden starts as a drawing, before anything is dug.

The pergola posts standing over the patio with the Modak path running past them

What could your garden become?

Send us a few photos and tell us what you would like from it.