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Urban roots gardens

Established in Stockport five years ago. The area covered reaches Reddish and Cheadle.

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Hours
Until 6pm
Phone
07960 151602
Website
urbanrootsgardens.co.ukUnverified profile
Trading for
5+ years
Details last checked
2026-10-10

About Urban roots gardens

Urban roots gardens is a landscaping business in Stockport covering Stockport, Manchester and Cheshire. The business carries out hard and soft landscaping, porcelain and Indian stone flagging, timber and fencing, artificial grass installations, planting designs and driveways for private and commercial clients. Recent projects include a new build estate garden overhaul, an Indian sandstone patio with pergola and composite decking, and a bespoke football pitch installation.

The business has over 15 years experience in the agronomic and horticultural sectors covering commercial, private and sporting landscapes. Adam runs the business and leads a team on site. Work begins with a visit to discuss plans and provide advice. Indian stone patios are edged with cobblestones, decked areas are built with pergolas, and lighting is fitted for paths and trees. The team works to complete jobs on time and communicates throughout each project.

What Urban roots does

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What this work costs

Published UK ranges for the jobs Urban roots is listed for, not a quote from them and not a price they have given us. Ask for a written quote.

Artificial grass£50 to £90 per square metre
Fencing£70 to £240 per metre
Decking£40 to £110 per square metre
Patios£60 to £120 per square metre
Driveways£35 to £135 per square metre

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