Step by step
You tell us roughly what you're after: the type of garden building, its rough size or use, and your postcode or area. We pass those details to one local installer who covers your area. The installer contacts you directly, usually to ask a few more questions and arrange a visit or a written quote. From there, any conversation about design, specification, price and timing happens directly between you and the installer.
- ■You make an enquiry describing your project
- ■We pass it to one local installer covering your area
- ■The installer contacts you directly
- ■You agree a written quote and specification together, with no obligation to proceed
We are not the contractor
This site is an introduction service. We don't design, quote, or build anything, and we have no involvement in the work once an installer takes it on. Any contract for the build is between you and that installer, not with us.
Check the installer yourself
Before agreeing to anything, it's worth asking to see evidence of the installer's own insurance and any trade memberships they hold, and getting a full written quote covering specification, base type, and what happens if something changes once work starts.
No obligation
Making an enquiry doesn't commit you to anything. You're free to get other quotes, compare them against whatever the installer we introduce you to offers, and decide not to go ahead at all.
Services
Useful local links
- Winchester City Council — Planning applications service for the Winchester district, covering Winchester itself along with Otterbourne, Colden Common, Fisher's Pond, Brambridge and Highbridge.
- Test Valley Borough Council — Planning applications service for Test Valley, covering Romsey, Chilworth, Ampfield and North Baddesley.
- Southampton City Council — Planning applications service for Southampton.
- Planning Portal — Independent, government-backed guidance on when a garden building needs planning permission and when it may fall under permitted development.