
Landscaping Services in York, From Patios to Fencing
Hard and soft landscaping across York: patio installation, fencing and gates, lawns, gravel and sleeper beds, garden design and full garden renovations. Here is what each one involves.

Landscaping Services in York
If you are looking for a landscaping company near me in York, York Agri & Home Care works across the city and the villages around it. The work covers both sides of landscaping: hard landscaping such as patios, paths, fencing and gates, and soft landscaping such as new lawns, borders and hedges.
Because one team handles both, a garden can be put right in one go: the old fence replaced, the ground prepared and turfed, and a gravel path or patio laid, without juggling different trades. Matt runs the business himself and talks every job through with you before it starts.
What it covers
- Patios and paths
- Fencing and gates
- New turf and lawns
- Gravel, borders and timber sleepers
- Hedge and grass cutting
Good to know
- Fully insured
- Waste cleared away when the job is done
- Call, WhatsApp, email or use the form

A Landscaper Near Me in York
If you have been searching for a landscaper near me or a garden landscaper near me in York, York Agri & Home Care is on your doorstep. Matt and the team cover the city, from Acomb, Holgate and Dringhouses to Clifton, Heworth and Fulford, and the villages around it, such as Haxby, Copmanthorpe, Bishopthorpe and the Poppletons.
Being local means you deal with the person doing the work. Matt answers the messages himself, usually in the evening once he is off the tools, so give him a call during the day or send a message and he will come back to you.
What it covers
- York and its neighbourhoods
- Haxby, Wigginton and Strensall
- Poppleton, Rawcliffe and Skelton
- Bishopthorpe, Copmanthorpe and Fulford
Good to know
- Give your area or postcode when you get in touch
- Every area is on the coverage page
- Not listed? Ask anyway

Garden Landscaping: Lawns, Turf, Gravel and Beds
Garden landscaping is about the shape of the space you use every day. That might mean lifting a worn-out lawn and laying fresh turf, edging a border, putting down a gravel path to the front door, or building raised beds from timber sleepers.
Recent gardens around York have had new lawns laid beside patios and paths, a gravel path with a bark border along the front of a house, and sleeper beds next to a patio. Matt talks through the options with you first, so what is laid suits the way you use the garden.
What it covers
- New turf and tired lawns replaced
- Gravel paths and areas
- Borders and bark beds
- Raised beds from timber sleepers
Good to know
- Old turf and soil can be taken away
- Grass and hedge cuts to keep it tidy
- Often done alongside a new fence or patio

Patio Installation in York
A patio is one of the biggest changes you can make to a garden, and much of the work is in the part you never see. The ground is dug out, a firm base is built up and compacted, and the slabs are bedded and pointed with a slight fall, so rainwater runs off rather than sitting in puddles or running towards the house.
York Agri & Home Care lays patios as part of its hard landscaping work in York, often alongside a new lawn, fence or raised beds so the whole garden fits together. Tell Matt roughly how big you would like it and where, and he will talk you through the options and give you a quote.
What it covers
- Digging out and preparing the base
- Laying and pointing the slabs
- A gentle fall for rainwater
- Edging into lawns, beds and paths
Good to know
- Fully insured
- Spoil and waste taken away
- Can be combined with fencing or turf

Fencing and Gates in York
Fencing and gates make up a big share of the work: replacing tired or broken fences, putting up new boundaries, and fitting side gates, double gates and low front gates. Recent fences in York have included closeboard fencing, panels between concrete posts, and horizontal slatted fencing for a cleaner, more modern look.
Gates are fitted to suit the opening, including on sloping ground, where a gate can be set a little taller so it follows the land. The old fence and any rubbish are taken away, so you are left with a tidy finish.
What it covers
- Closeboard fencing
- Fence panels on concrete posts
- Horizontal slatted fencing
- Side gates, double gates and front gates
Good to know
- Old fencing taken away
- Gates set to suit sloping ground
- Fully insured

Garden Design and Landscaping
Not everyone knows exactly what they want from a garden, only that it is not working for them. Garden design and landscaping starts with a conversation about how you use the space: somewhere to sit in the sun, a lawn for the children, less to look after, or more privacy from the neighbours.
From there Matt talks you through the options, such as where a patio or path would work well, whether raised beds would help and which fence would suit, and gives you a quote for the whole job. The same team then builds it, so the plan and the finished garden match.
What it covers
- A chat about how you use the garden
- Options for patios, paths and lawns
- Raised beds and borders
- Fencing for privacy and shelter
Good to know
- Planned and built by the same team
- One quote for the whole job
- Photo updates if you are out at work


Garden Renovation Services in York
Garden renovation is for the garden that has got away from you: hedges that have grown too big, a lawn full of moss and weeds, a fence that has had its day, or a front garden that needs a fresh start. York Agri & Home Care clears, cuts back and rebuilds, from a single overgrown hedge to a whole garden.
A renovation might mean cutting hedges back hard, clearing out old beds, replacing a fence and gate, and laying new turf or gravel. Green waste and old materials are taken away, and regular grass and hedge cuts can keep the garden in shape afterwards.
What it covers
- Garden clearance
- Hedges cut back
- Tired lawns replaced with new turf
- New gravel, paths and edging
Good to know
- Green waste taken away
- Follow-up grass and hedge cuts
- One firm from clearance to finish
Not sure where to start?
Describe the garden and what is bothering you about it, and Matt will talk you through what he would do.