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Garden walls, steps & retaining in Forest Row

A village on the northern edge of Ashdown Forest, green and quiet, with an independent, slightly alternative character.

Garden walls, steps & retaining in Forest Row

Walls do structural work — holding ground, marking boundaries, creating level changes. We build in brick, stone and block, coursed and pointed properly, engineered where they need to be, and dressed to the property they sit beside.

Our process

  1. 01

    Site survey — assess ground conditions, levels, load requirements and boundary positions.

  2. 02

    Specification — choose materials, confirm dimensions, determine if structural engineering is needed.

  3. 03

    Foundations — excavate and pour concrete strip footings to the required depth and width.

  4. 04

    Build — lay courses, point, install coping and cap, tie in drainage where relevant.

  5. 05

    Finish — clean down, backfill retained sections, handover and care notes.

Materials we use

  • Handmade and stock bricks
  • Natural stone (ragstone, sandstone, flint)
  • Rendered block with coping
  • Gabion baskets for retaining
  • Reclaimed materials where appropriate

Typical timeline

One to four weeks depending on length, height and whether structural sign-off is needed.

About Forest Row

Detached houses and older cottages with rural-scale gardens. Sandy Wealden soil and mature trees shape the palette.

Close to East Grinstead — part of the same working cluster.

Common questions

Any retaining wall over about 1.2m, or any wall carrying significant lateral load. We flag this at the survey stage and arrange the engineering input if needed — you do not have to source it separately.

Forest Row

Ready to talk about
your garden?

Tell us about your garden and Sam will come and see it in person. Free visit, no obligation.

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01732 905 968  ·  info@lambertslandscapes.co.uk