
Before the upgrade, this Sawtry front garden featured a combination of loose decorative stone, uneven planting areas, and ageing pathways that required frequent upkeep. While the layout had character, the multiple surface types and worn edging made the space feel disjointed and harder to maintain. Loose gravel regularly shifted out of place, weeds were difficult to control, and the overall appearance lacked the clean, structured finish expected from a modern front garden.
Key issues:

Our vision for this project in Sawtry was to transform a fragmented, high-maintenance front garden into a clean, cohesive resin-bound driveway and garden space that enhanced both practicality and kerb appeal. The existing layout featured mixed materials and uneven surfaces, so the aim was to introduce a smooth, modern finish while retaining the character of the central planting feature.
Planned works included:


