West Midlands regional pricing

How Much Does a Landscaper Cost in Tamworth?

Updated prices for . Tamworth prices are typically 8% below the national average.

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Price summary

Tamworth Price Summary

Service	Low	Average	High
New Lawn (Turf)	£460	£690	£1,100
Artificial Grass Installation	£1,375	£2,570	£4,590
Garden Paving / Patio	£1,285	£2,295	£4,590

Prices include labour and materials. VAT may apply. Based on West Midlands regional pricing.

Full pricing

All Landscaper Prices in Tamworth

Tamworth is in West Midlands and landscaper costs here are 8% below the national average. Prices are based on real regional wage data from the Office for National Statistics.

All prices include materials and labour unless stated otherwise. Prices verified 2026

Job	Low	Average	High	Duration
New Lawn (Turf)	£460	£690	£1,100	1-2 days
Removing the old lawn or preparing bare ground, digging it over, levelling, adding fresh topsoil, and laying new rolls of turf. Price based on a typical rear garden of around 50 square metres. ~57% labour, ~43% materials What affects the price Size of the area to be turfed Condition of existing ground (rubble, slopes, clay) Quality of turf chosen (utility, hardwearing, premium) Whether old lawn or debris needs removing first
Artificial Grass Installation	£1,375	£2,570	£4,590	2-3 days
Full artificial grass installation. The existing ground is dug up, a compacted stone base is laid, then a weed barrier and cushioned pad go down before the artificial grass is fitted on top. Price based on 30 square metres. ~20% labour, ~80% materials What affects the price Area size and shape complexity Quality and pile height of artificial grass chosen Amount of excavation and groundwork needed Whether edging, drainage or a shock pad is required
Garden Paving / Patio	£1,285	£2,295	£4,590	2-4 days
Digging out the ground, laying a compacted stone base, and fitting patio slabs or porcelain paving tiles on a bed of cement with filled joints. Price based on a 20 square metre patio. ~28% labour, ~72% materials What affects the price Paving material (concrete slabs, natural stone, porcelain) Size and layout of the patio area Ground conditions and amount of excavation Whether steps, edging or drainage are needed
Garden Fencing (Panel)	£735	£1,375	£2,295	1-2 days
Removing old fencing and installing new fence panels with concrete or wooden posts and bottom boards to stop the panels rotting on the ground. Price based on 10 metres (approximately 6 panels) of standard 6ft fencing. ~47% labour, ~53% materials What affects the price Length of fencing run Panel type (lap, closeboard, featheredge, decorative) Post type (concrete vs timber) and fixing method Whether old fencing and posts need removing
Hedge Trimming	£75	£145	£320	2-4 hours
Professional cutting and shaping of a garden hedge using powered hedge trimmers, including clearing up and removing cuttings. Price based on a typical front and side hedge up to 15 metres. ~97% labour, ~3% materials What affects the price Length and height of the hedge Hedge species (privet, leylandii, beech, laurel) How overgrown or neglected the hedge is Access and waste disposal requirements
Tree Removal (Medium)	£275	£505	£920	Half day to 1 day
Cutting down a medium-sized tree (up to 15 metres tall), chopping it into sections, and taking all the waste away. If the tree is near buildings or power lines, it is taken down in sections from the top rather than felled whole. Stump removal is not included. ~95% labour, ~5% materials What affects the price Height and spread of the tree Species and trunk diameter Proximity to buildings, fences and power lines Whether a tree preservation order (TPO) applies
Garden Clearance	£185	£365	£735	1-2 days
Clearing an overgrown or neglected garden including cutting back vegetation, removing rubbish, strimming, and disposing of all green waste. Price based on a typical rear garden. ~94% labour, ~6% materials What affects the price Size of the garden How overgrown or neglected it is Amount of waste and disposal method (skip vs van loads) Whether hard landscaping debris needs removing
Raised Beds	£140	£275	£550	Half day to 1 day
Building and installing a raised garden bed including timber sleepers or brick, weed membrane, and filling with topsoil and compost. Price per bed, based on a standard 2.4m x 1.2m bed. ~28% labour, ~72% materials What affects the price Material (timber sleepers, railway sleepers, brick, stone) Size and height of the raised bed Number of beds being built Cost of topsoil and compost to fill
Driveway (Block Paving)	£3,670	£6,425	£11,015	3-5 days
Digging up the old driveway, laying a compacted stone base, and fitting interlocking block paving with edge borders and sand brushed into the joints. Price based on a 50 square metre double driveway. ~46% labour, ~54% materials What affects the price Size of the driveway area Block type and pattern (standard, tumbled, premium) Amount of excavation and skip hire needed Whether drainage or a soakaway is required
Garden Drainage	£735	£1,375	£2,755	1-3 days
Installing underground drainage to fix a waterlogged garden. A trench is dug and filled with gravel and a perforated pipe that collects water and channels it away to a drainage pit or existing drain. ~50% labour, ~50% materials What affects the price Length of drainage run needed Type of system (French drain, land drain, soakaway) Soil type and water table level Whether a new soakaway needs to be installed
Decking Installation	£1,375	£2,570	£4,590	2-4 days
Building a wooden or composite deck including a strong timber frame, deck boards, and neat edge trim. Price based on a 15 square metre deck area. ~32% labour, ~68% materials What affects the price Decking material (softwood, hardwood, composite) Size and shape of the deck area Height off the ground and need for steps or balustrade Ground preparation and sub-frame complexity
Garden Wall / Retaining Wall	£1,375	£3,215	£5,510	3-5 days
Building a new garden wall or a retaining wall that holds back earth on a slope. Built from brick, block, or stone on proper concrete foundations with a waterproof layer and capping stones on top. Price based on a 5 metre long, 1 metre high wall. ~46% labour, ~54% materials What affects the price Wall length, height and thickness Material (brick, block, natural stone, rendered) Whether it is retaining earth (needs reinforcement and drainage) Foundation depth and ground conditions
Planting Scheme	£460	£1,100	£2,755	1-2 days
Supplying and planting a designed planting scheme for borders, beds or a whole garden including soil preparation, plants, shrubs and mulching. Price depends heavily on plant choices and area covered. ~4% labour, ~96% materials What affects the price Size of the planting area Plant species, sizes and quantities Soil preparation and amendment needed Whether a professional planting plan is included
Garden Design Consultation	£275	£550	£1,375	Half day (site visit + concept)
An initial site visit and consultation with a professional garden designer, including a concept sketch or outline plan with planting and material suggestions. Full detailed designs cost more. What affects the price Designer's experience and reputation Size and complexity of the garden Level of detail required (concept sketch vs full drawings) Whether a planting plan and specifications are included

New Lawn (Turf)

Low

£460

Average

£690

High

£1,100

1-2 days

More details

Removing the old lawn or preparing bare ground, digging it over, levelling, adding fresh topsoil, and laying new rolls of turf. Price based on a typical rear garden of around 50 square metres.

~57% labour, ~43% materials

What affects the price

Size of the area to be turfed
Condition of existing ground (rubble, slopes, clay)
Quality of turf chosen (utility, hardwearing, premium)
Whether old lawn or debris needs removing first

Artificial Grass Installation

Low

£1,375

Average

£2,570

High

£4,590

2-3 days

More details

Full artificial grass installation. The existing ground is dug up, a compacted stone base is laid, then a weed barrier and cushioned pad go down before the artificial grass is fitted on top. Price based on 30 square metres.

~20% labour, ~80% materials

What affects the price

Area size and shape complexity
Quality and pile height of artificial grass chosen
Amount of excavation and groundwork needed
Whether edging, drainage or a shock pad is required

Garden Paving / Patio

Low

£1,285

Average

£2,295

High

£4,590

2-4 days

More details

Digging out the ground, laying a compacted stone base, and fitting patio slabs or porcelain paving tiles on a bed of cement with filled joints. Price based on a 20 square metre patio.

~28% labour, ~72% materials

What affects the price

Paving material (concrete slabs, natural stone, porcelain)
Size and layout of the patio area
Ground conditions and amount of excavation
Whether steps, edging or drainage are needed

Garden Fencing (Panel)

Low

£735

Average

£1,375

High

£2,295

1-2 days

More details

Removing old fencing and installing new fence panels with concrete or wooden posts and bottom boards to stop the panels rotting on the ground. Price based on 10 metres (approximately 6 panels) of standard 6ft fencing.

~47% labour, ~53% materials

What affects the price

Length of fencing run
Panel type (lap, closeboard, featheredge, decorative)
Post type (concrete vs timber) and fixing method
Whether old fencing and posts need removing

Hedge Trimming

Low

£75

Average

£145

High

£320

2-4 hours

More details

Professional cutting and shaping of a garden hedge using powered hedge trimmers, including clearing up and removing cuttings. Price based on a typical front and side hedge up to 15 metres.

~97% labour, ~3% materials

What affects the price

Length and height of the hedge
Hedge species (privet, leylandii, beech, laurel)
How overgrown or neglected the hedge is
Access and waste disposal requirements

Tree Removal (Medium)

Low

£275

Average

£505

High

£920

Half day to 1 day

More details

Cutting down a medium-sized tree (up to 15 metres tall), chopping it into sections, and taking all the waste away. If the tree is near buildings or power lines, it is taken down in sections from the top rather than felled whole. Stump removal is not included.

~95% labour, ~5% materials

What affects the price

Height and spread of the tree
Species and trunk diameter
Proximity to buildings, fences and power lines
Whether a tree preservation order (TPO) applies

Garden Clearance

Low

£185

Average

£365

High

£735

1-2 days

More details

Clearing an overgrown or neglected garden including cutting back vegetation, removing rubbish, strimming, and disposing of all green waste. Price based on a typical rear garden.

~94% labour, ~6% materials

What affects the price

Size of the garden
How overgrown or neglected it is
Amount of waste and disposal method (skip vs van loads)
Whether hard landscaping debris needs removing

Raised Beds

Low

£140

Average

£275

High

£550

Half day to 1 day

More details

Building and installing a raised garden bed including timber sleepers or brick, weed membrane, and filling with topsoil and compost. Price per bed, based on a standard 2.4m x 1.2m bed.

~28% labour, ~72% materials

What affects the price

Material (timber sleepers, railway sleepers, brick, stone)
Size and height of the raised bed
Number of beds being built
Cost of topsoil and compost to fill

Driveway (Block Paving)

Low

£3,670

Average

£6,425

High

£11,015

3-5 days

More details

Digging up the old driveway, laying a compacted stone base, and fitting interlocking block paving with edge borders and sand brushed into the joints. Price based on a 50 square metre double driveway.

~46% labour, ~54% materials

What affects the price

Size of the driveway area
Block type and pattern (standard, tumbled, premium)
Amount of excavation and skip hire needed
Whether drainage or a soakaway is required

Garden Drainage

Low

£735

Average

£1,375

High

£2,755

1-3 days

More details

Installing underground drainage to fix a waterlogged garden. A trench is dug and filled with gravel and a perforated pipe that collects water and channels it away to a drainage pit or existing drain.

~50% labour, ~50% materials

What affects the price

Length of drainage run needed
Type of system (French drain, land drain, soakaway)
Soil type and water table level
Whether a new soakaway needs to be installed

Decking Installation

Low

£1,375

Average

£2,570

High

£4,590

2-4 days

More details

Building a wooden or composite deck including a strong timber frame, deck boards, and neat edge trim. Price based on a 15 square metre deck area.

~32% labour, ~68% materials

What affects the price

Decking material (softwood, hardwood, composite)
Size and shape of the deck area
Height off the ground and need for steps or balustrade
Ground preparation and sub-frame complexity

Garden Wall / Retaining Wall

Low

£1,375

Average

£3,215

High

£5,510

3-5 days

More details

Building a new garden wall or a retaining wall that holds back earth on a slope. Built from brick, block, or stone on proper concrete foundations with a waterproof layer and capping stones on top. Price based on a 5 metre long, 1 metre high wall.

~46% labour, ~54% materials

What affects the price

Wall length, height and thickness
Material (brick, block, natural stone, rendered)
Whether it is retaining earth (needs reinforcement and drainage)
Foundation depth and ground conditions

Planting Scheme

Low

£460

Average

£1,100

High

£2,755

1-2 days

More details

Supplying and planting a designed planting scheme for borders, beds or a whole garden including soil preparation, plants, shrubs and mulching. Price depends heavily on plant choices and area covered.

~4% labour, ~96% materials

What affects the price

Size of the planting area
Plant species, sizes and quantities
Soil preparation and amendment needed
Whether a professional planting plan is included

Garden Design Consultation

Low

£275

Average

£550

High

£1,375

Half day (site visit + concept)

More details

An initial site visit and consultation with a professional garden designer, including a concept sketch or outline plan with planting and material suggestions. Full detailed designs cost more.

What affects the price

Designer's experience and reputation
Size and complexity of the garden
Level of detail required (concept sketch vs full drawings)
Whether a planting plan and specifications are included

Step by step

What's Involved in Hiring a Landscaping

Whether you want a complete garden redesign or just a new patio, hiring a landscaper follows a straightforward process from initial ideas through to finished outdoor space.

Think about what you want

Consider how you use your garden — entertaining, children playing, growing vegetables, or simply low maintenance. Take photos of gardens you like from Pinterest, Instagram, or neighbours' houses. Having a clear brief makes it much easier for a landscaper to quote accurately.

Get quotes from landscapers

Invite two or three landscapers to visit your garden. They will assess the site, discuss your ideas, and provide a detailed quote. Ask to see examples of their previous work, particularly projects similar to yours. Check reviews and whether they are a member of the British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI).

Agree on a design and specification

For larger projects, a professional garden design drawn to scale is worth the investment. It specifies exact materials, planting plans, and levels. For simpler jobs like a patio or fence, a written specification with agreed materials and measurements is sufficient.

Site preparation and groundwork

The existing garden is cleared, old structures are removed, and the ground is dug out and levelled. This is the messiest stage and often involves skips, diggers, and a lot of spoil being removed. Access for machinery and waste removal is planned in advance.

Hard landscaping is installed

Patios, paths, walls, fencing, and decking go in first. These structural elements need proper foundations and drainage before any planting happens. This stage takes the longest and is weather-dependent — frost and heavy rain can cause delays.

Soft landscaping and finishing

Topsoil is spread, borders are prepared, plants and shrubs go in, and turf is laid. Final touches like lighting, bark mulch, and edging complete the project. Your landscaper should provide aftercare advice, especially for new lawns and plants that need regular watering to establish.

Regional comparison

How Tamworth Compares

Average cost of new lawn (turf) across regions.

Tamworth

-8% £690

National Average

baseline £750

London

+24% £930

Local insights

What Affects Landscaper Costs in Tamworth?

The West Midlands has a wide range of housing types, from Victorian terraces and back-to-backs in the Black Country to inter-war semis, post-war council estates, and canal-side conversions. Tamworth has a range of property types and ages that can affect the scope and cost of work, and surrounding areas like Solihull and Coventry include properties of varying ages and conditions. With a population of null, Tamworth is a area where landscaper costs are one of the most affordable areas. Red brick properties with older infrastructure generally cost more for landscaper work — for example, artificial grass installation here averages around £2,570.

The West Midlands sits slightly below the national average for trade costs, making it one of the more affordable areas for landscaper work. Labour rates in Tamworth are around 8% below the UK average. In Tamworth, local demand for landscaper services varies depending on the mix of residential and commercial properties in the area. The dense urban areas around Wolverhampton and Dudley support a good number of tradespeople. With fewer tradespeople based locally, you may find slightly less choice, and it is worth booking ahead for larger jobs. Prices still vary by 30-50% between tradespeople for the same job, so always get multiple quotes.

What you pay for landscaper work in Tamworth depends on the job complexity, materials chosen, and the condition of your property. Older terraces and back-to-backs common in the Black Country can have limited rear access and solid walls that make work more involved and expensive. A typical new lawn (turf) in Tamworth costs around £690, while driveway (block paving) ranges from £3,670 to £11,015. As a area that is one of the most affordable areas, Tamworth offers reasonable value compared to the South East. Material choices also make a significant difference to the total.

When getting quotes in Tamworth, aim for at least three from different qualified professionals. Ask each one to visit and assess the work rather than quoting over the phone. A good landscaper will check the existing conditions, identify potential complications from older property layouts, and give you a detailed breakdown of costs. With fewer tradespeople based locally, you may find slightly less choice, and it is worth booking ahead for larger jobs. Be wary of significantly cheaper quotes — they may cut corners on materials or quality. Always check qualifications, insurance and recent reviews before hiring.

Depending on the work involved, you may also need fencing (£90–£200), tree surgery (£140–£505), or paving & driveways (£3,215–£7,805) in Tamworth.

Related services

Related Services in Tamworth

Services often needed alongside a landscaper.

Fencing in Tamworth £90–£200 Tree Surgery in Tamworth £140–£505 Paving & Driveways in Tamworth £3,215–£7,805 Builder in Tamworth £27,540–£73,440 Skip Hire in Tamworth £75–£185 Pest Control in Tamworth £110–£320 Demolition in Tamworth £920–£3,215 Dog Walking in Tamworth £10–£15

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UK-wide pricing

Landscaper Costs in Other Cities

Compare landscaper prices across the UK.

Birmingham £465–£1,120 Coventry £480–£1,150 Wolverhampton £460–£1,100 Stoke-on-Trent £430–£1,035 Bromsgrove £575–£1,375 Cannock Chase £455–£1,095 Dudley £465–£1,120 East Staffordshire £480–£1,150 London £620–£1,490 Leeds £485–£1,165 Glasgow £525–£1,260 Sheffield £495–£1,180

Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about landscaper costs in Tamworth.

Do I need planning permission for landscaping work?

Most garden landscaping does not need planning permission. However, you may need it for structures over 2.5 metres near a boundary, front garden paving that is not permeable (to comply with drainage rules), or outbuildings larger than 15 square metres. Listed buildings and conservation areas have stricter rules.

When is the best time of year to landscape a garden?

Spring and autumn are ideal for most landscaping work. Turf is best laid in spring or early autumn when the ground is moist and warm. Hard landscaping like patios and paths can be done year-round but is easier in dry weather. Planting is best in autumn when the soil is still warm and winter rain helps roots establish.

What is the difference between hard landscaping and soft landscaping?

Hard landscaping covers permanent structural elements like patios, paths, walls, fencing, decking and driveways. Soft landscaping covers living elements like lawns, planting, hedges, borders and trees. Most garden projects involve a combination of both.

How much garden maintenance will I need after landscaping?

A well-designed garden should match your desired maintenance level. Lawns need mowing every 1-2 weeks in the growing season. Planted borders need weeding and pruning a few times a year. Low-maintenance options include artificial grass, gravel, paving and evergreen shrubs that need minimal attention.

How much does a landscaper charge per day?

Most landscapers charge between £200 and £350 per day depending on location and experience. A labourer to help with heavy work adds £100-£150 per day. For larger projects, landscapers usually quote a fixed price for the whole job rather than a daily rate, which gives you more cost certainty.

Can landscaping add value to my home?

Yes. A well-landscaped garden can add 5-15% to a property's value according to estate agents. Front garden kerb appeal is particularly important for first impressions. Even simple improvements like a tidy lawn, clean patio, and new fencing make a noticeable difference when selling.

Do I need to be home while landscaping work is being done?

Not usually, as long as the landscaper has access to the garden, water, and somewhere to dispose of waste. Most landscaping work happens outside, so there is no disruption inside your home. Just make sure you agree in advance where materials will be stored and how skips will be positioned.

What is the difference between a landscaper and a garden designer?

A garden designer creates the plan — layout, planting scheme, materials, and style. A landscaper builds it. Some landscapers offer design services, and some designers project-manage the build. For a simple patio or fence, you just need a landscaper. For a full garden transformation, a designer's input is usually worth the extra cost.

How long does a full garden landscaping project take?

A simple patio or fence takes 2-5 days. A full garden transformation including paving, fencing, planting, and turf typically takes 2-4 weeks depending on size and complexity. Weather can extend timelines, particularly in winter. Ask your landscaper for a realistic schedule before committing.

How much does a landscaper cost in Tamworth in 2026?

New Lawn (Turf) in Tamworth typically costs between £460 and £1,100, with the average being around £690. Prices vary depending on the scope of work, materials used, and the specific requirements of your property.

Are landscaper prices cheaper in Tamworth than London?

Yes. Tamworth landscaper costs are typically 8% below the national average, while London prices run around 24% above it. For new lawn (turf), you could save over £240 compared to the same job in London.

How do I find a good landscaper in Tamworth?

Get at least three quotes from different tradespeople, check recent reviews, and ask whether the quote includes VAT and everything you need. A detailed written quote that breaks down all costs is a good sign. Always check qualifications, insurance and recent reviews before hiring.

What affects landscaper prices in Tamworth?

The main factors are the scope and complexity of what you need, the options and products chosen, and local market rates. Tamworth rates are 8% below the national average. Getting multiple quotes is the best way to ensure a fair price.

Do landscaper prices include materials in Tamworth?

The prices shown on this page include all typical costs. However, when getting real quotes, always confirm what is and isn't included. Some tradespeople break out costs separately, while others give an all-in price. Ask for a detailed breakdown before agreeing to any work.