Patios, fencing, decking, planting and garden repairs across Barry, Barry Island, Cadoxton, Rhoose, Sully and Dinas Powys. Gardens this close to the coast take a harder beating than inland ones, and it shows in what lasts and what does not.
Comprehensive Landscaping and Hard Landscaping solutions for every need in Barry. Quality workmanship guaranteed.
Patios, paths and terracing in natural stone, porcelain and block paving. Dug out to depth and laid on a proper sub-base by Marshalls Register landscapers, so your Barry patio stays flat and drains the way it should.
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Waterlogged lawns, standing water on the patio and gullies that will not take it away. We find where the water is actually going and put in French drains, soakaways and proper falls to move it off the garden.
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Transform your home with our bespoke Garden Design and installation service. We handle everything from Landscaping and tiling to electricals and finishing touches. Whether you want a luxury terrace, a modern family Garden Design, or a compact courtyard, we deliver showroom-quality results tailored to your budget.
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Secure your property with high-quality timber fencing or upgrade to composite decking. We offer professional installation for long-lasting results.
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Don't let small jobs turn into big ones. From damaged paving and loose masonry to hedge overgrown and patio repairs, we handle all aspects of general Landscaping maintenance. Our preventive approach helps extend the life of your patios, paths and fencing and saves you money on future repairs.
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Beyond Landscaping, we offer a comprehensive handyman service for those mounting jobs around the house. From assembling flat-pack furniture and hanging shelves to minor carpentry and touch-up painting, our multi-skilled tradesmen provide the same high standard of care and professionalism you expect from our team.
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I founded Cardiff & Caerphilly Landscaping with a simple mission: to provide the kind of reliable, honest service I'd want for my own family.
When you call us, you're not just getting a "tradesman" – you're getting a dedicated local expert who cares about your home. We turn up on time, we respect your property, and we don't sign off until you're completely happy.
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At Barry Landscapers, client satisfaction is at the heart of everything we do. As one of the most trusted Landscaping companies in South Wales, we go above and beyond to deliver not just quality workmanship, but a positive, stress-free experience from start to finish.
From the first phone call to the final fix, we aim to exceed expectations with every visit. Our reputation as reliable Landscapers in Barry is built on consistent results, transparent pricing, and genuine care for our customers.
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Some garden work will not wait for a survey and a start date — a fence flattened in a storm, a branch or a whole tree down across the garden, a retaining wall or boundary that has started to move. Call us and we will come and make it safe.
We will tell you honestly when we can get to you rather than promise an hour we cannot keep. Urgent work is priced on what the job actually needs — there is no call-out charge and no out-of-hours surcharge.
Call 029 2169 0437Salt-laden wind is the thing that separates a Barry garden from one a few miles inland. It dries out exposed planting, works at timber faster than sheltered sites do, and finds any fixing that was not specified for the job. Gardens near the seafront and out towards Sully and Rhoose get the worst of it.
What that changes in practice: concrete posts rather than timber wherever a fence is taking the wind, fixings chosen to resist corrosion rather than whatever came in the pack, and gravel boards so the bottom of a panel is not sitting in wet ground. A panel that fails on an exposed boundary usually fails at the post or the fixing, not in the middle.
Planting is the other half. Exposed coastal positions suit tough, wind-tolerant species and a shelter belt far better than a row of something delicate that spends its first winter scorched. It is worth deciding which parts of a garden are genuinely exposed and which are sheltered before choosing anything, rather than planting the whole plot the same way.