Landscape Gardeners Farsley | TJM Landscapes

TJM Landscapes covers all of Farsley and the LS28 5 area — from the stone cottages around Town Street and the Victorian terraces on Old Road and New Street through to the 1930s semis on Glenholme Road, the detached family homes near Hainsworth Park, and the newer developments off Bagley Lane. We’re Tom and Declan, a family-run landscaping team with over ten years of experience in West Yorkshire gardens, and we understand what Farsley’s housing stock actually needs: contractors who can tell the difference between a conservation area boundary wall and a standard panel fence, who know which materials suit the village’s stone character, and who take the time to get those things right.

Whether you need garden fencing, a patio, walling, artificial grass, decking, or regular maintenance, call us on 07745 240049 for a free, no-obligation quote anywhere in Farsley or LS28.

Our Landscaping Services in Farsley, LS28

Garden Fencing Farsley

Farsley’s varied housing stock creates a genuinely varied set of fencing requirements. On the older stone terraces and cottages near Town Street, materials and style matter — close-board timber that suits a 1960s semi can look out of place against a Victorian sandstone wall, and we’re experienced in advising on options that work in context rather than just fill the gap. For the 1930s semis on Richmond Road and Glenholme Road, standard close-board and feather-edge timber are practical, long-lasting choices. On the newer detached homes towards Hainsworth Park and the outskirts, composite panel fencing is increasingly popular for its clean look and zero maintenance.

For a detailed look at the fencing options we offer across Farsley — including fence types, pricing guidance, and what to consider near the conservation area — see our dedicated garden fencing in Farsley page.

Garden Walling Farsley

Garden walling is one of TJM’s most requested jobs in Farsley, and the reason is straightforward: the village’s stone-built properties, many dating from the Victorian and Edwardian eras, typically have original sandstone or Yorkshire stone boundary walls that are showing their age. Some have shifted after years of frost and ground movement; others have had sections collapse entirely; many simply need repointing to stop further deterioration. TJM handles the full range — minor repointing, section replacement, and complete rebuilds — sourcing materials that match the existing stonework as closely as possible.

For properties within or near Farsley’s conservation area, natural stone is the specified material in the Village Design Statement for external and boundary walls, and it’s what we’d recommend in any case for a village of this character. We’ll discuss this at the quote visit and advise on any planning considerations that apply to your specific property. See our garden walls service page for more.

Patios & Paving Farsley

Natural Yorkshire sandstone is a natural choice for patios in Farsley — the warm buff and honey tones sit well against the stone buildings that define the village’s character. Grey porcelain paving works well on properties where a cleaner, more contemporary feel is wanted without straying too far from the area’s palette. Either way, we carry out the full installation: groundworks, edge restraints, laying, jointing, and drainage — nothing is left for another contractor to finish.

Many Farsley properties sit on elevated hillside plots with sloped rear gardens, which means levels and drainage need thought before a paving project starts. We assess gradients as part of the site visit and design the installation to shed water properly rather than pool at the house wall — a detail that matters considerably more in LS28’s climate than it would somewhere drier. See our patios and paving page for material options and examples.

Artificial Grass Farsley

Farsley has three primary schools within the village boundary and a large family population, and demand for artificial grass has grown steadily as a result — particularly in smaller terraced rear gardens and on semi-detached properties where a real lawn simply can’t cope with heavy year-round use. A properly installed artificial lawn with a quality sub-base and integrated drainage stays usable and presentable through a Yorkshire winter without turning into a mud bath.

We specify premium, natural-looking turf grades rather than budget products that date quickly, and we include full sub-base preparation in every installation so the drainage performs as it should. For Farsley’s older terraced gardens where the existing ground can be uneven, levelling is included as standard rather than charged as an extra. See our artificial grass installation page for examples.

Garden Decking Farsley

Farsley’s hillside position means that sloped rear gardens are common across the village — from the older terraces off Town Street to the semis on Stony Royd and beyond. For these properties, a raised deck is often the most practical and cost-effective way to create a level, usable outdoor space without the expense and disruption of shifting significant amounts of earth. A well-built deck that steps down the slope can also make a garden feel larger and more considered than a flat paved area would.

We install both traditional timber and composite decking. For most Farsley properties we’d lean towards composite — it handles the wet climate without warping, splitting, or needing annual treatment, and it maintains its appearance for significantly longer than softwood. We design and build each deck to suit the specific property and gradient. See our decking installation page for examples.

Garden Maintenance Farsley

Farsley has a strong community identity and an active local pride in how the village looks — it’s the kind of place where people notice a well-maintained front garden as much as they’d notice a neglected one. Many of the older properties near Town Street and the conservation area have established, mature gardens with hedges, trees, and planting that benefit from consistent, knowledgeable care across the seasons. TJM offers regular scheduled maintenance covering lawn care, hedge trimming, pruning, and seasonal tidying.

We work with a number of households in Farsley on an ongoing basis and treat maintenance as a longer-term relationship rather than a one-off visit. If you’d like to discuss a regular arrangement for your Farsley garden, call 07745 240049 or see our garden maintenance page for more detail.

Why Farsley Homeowners Choose TJM Landscapes

We work regularly across Farsley and the wider LS28 area — taking on jobs in Calverley, Pudsey, Stanningley, Rodley, and Swinnow as well as Farsley itself. That means we’re familiar with the specific conditions that define this part of West Yorkshire: the hillside gradients that affect drainage and laying, the heavy clay soil that needs proper preparation before any turfing or paving work, and the older stone properties that need a different approach to materials than a modern brick or render house would. You’re not getting a team who treats every garden the same way.

TJM Landscapes is Tom and Declan. We’re the people who carry out the work — there are no subcontractors, no crews you haven’t met, and no handoffs once the job is underway. That matters in a village like Farsley, where word travels and a job done well — or badly — gets noticed. We hold City & Guilds qualifications in landscaping and groundworks and carry full public liability insurance.

Every quote we provide is free, written, and itemised. We visit the property, assess the job properly, and give you a clear price before any work begins. If the quote doesn’t work for you, there’s no obligation and no follow-up pressure. We’d rather earn a job on our merits than push for it — and in a tight-knit community like Farsley, most of our work comes through recommendations from people we’ve already worked for.

On every installation job, we remove and dispose of any existing structures as part of the quoted price. Old fencing, broken paving, rubble from wall work — it all goes. We leave the site in good order before we leave, every time.

Landscaping Near Farsley’s Conservation Area

Farsley has a designated conservation area centred on Town Street. If your property is within or adjacent to this area, it is worth being aware that certain works — including some types of fencing and boundary walling — may need to consider conservation area guidelines on materials and appearance, and in some cases require prior notification to the council. TJM Landscapes will advise on this as part of your free quote visit at no extra charge. In most cases, choosing the right materials — natural stone, appropriately treated timber, or traditional styles that respect the area’s character — is all that is needed. The Village Design Statement for Farsley specifies natural stone for external and boundary walls within the conservation area, and it is the material we would recommend in any case.

Frequently Asked Questions — Landscaping in Farsley

Do you need planning permission for fencing or garden walls in Farsley?

For most residential properties in Farsley, planning permission is not required for fencing up to 2 metres in rear and side gardens, or for garden walls below 1 metre at the front of a property. However, properties within or adjacent to Farsley’s designated conservation area — centred on Town Street — may need to consider material choices and, in some cases, notify the council before carrying out boundary work. If your property is near the conservation area and you’re unsure what applies, TJM Landscapes will advise as part of the free, no-obligation quote visit. There’s no charge for that guidance.

Do you work on stone boundary walls in Farsley?

Yes — and it’s one of the most common jobs we carry out in Farsley. The village’s stone-built properties, particularly around Town Street and Old Road, typically have original sandstone and Yorkshire stone boundary walls that need repair, repointing, or partial rebuilding over time. We source materials that match the existing stonework as closely as possible — important both for the look of the property and for compliance with the conservation area’s Village Design Statement guidelines. We carry out everything from minor repointing through to full wall rebuilds, and we’ll give you a straight assessment of which approach is right at the quote stage.

What areas around Farsley do you cover?

TJM Landscapes covers all of Farsley (LS28 5) and the surrounding LS28 postcode, including Calverley, Pudsey, Stanningley, Swinnow, and Rodley. We also work across a wide range of other West Yorkshire locations — see our locations page for the full list. If you’re unsure whether we cover your area, call 07745 240049 and we’ll confirm.

How much does landscaping cost in Farsley?

Costs vary with the type of job and the materials chosen. As a guide: patio installation typically starts from around £2,000 and rises with the size of the area and quality of paving; garden fencing runs from approximately £85 to £130 per metre supplied and installed; artificial grass installation is generally £40 to £60 per square metre installed. Stone wall work is priced on a job-by-job basis depending on the extent of the repair or rebuild and the materials required. All TJM quotes are free, written, and no-obligation — call 07745 240049 to arrange a site visit.

Can you match fencing or wall materials to my existing Farsley property?

Yes. For older stone properties in Farsley village, matching materials isn’t just a cosmetic preference — it is often a conservation area requirement, and it makes a significant difference to how the finished work looks alongside the existing building. TJM carries out a detailed site visit before preparing any quote, which gives us the opportunity to identify the right materials. We can source Yorkshire sandstone, reclaimed brick, and appropriate timber grades and stain colours for fencing. If we can’t achieve a match we’re happy with, we’ll tell you at the visit rather than at the point of completion.

Get a Free Quote for Landscaping in Farsley

Ready to get started? TJM Landscapes covers all of Farsley, Calverley, Stanningley, Pudsey, Rodley, and the surrounding LS28 area. Call Tom on 07745 240049 or fill in our online quote form for a free, written, no-obligation quote. We’ll visit the property, discuss your plans, and give you a clear price — no hidden costs, no pressure, no surprises.