A Dawlish homeowner required reliable groundworks before installing a new garden room.
The sloping garden created several challenges involving levels, access and surface-water management. Vectorscape cleared the working area and used compact machinery to form the required excavation. The team checked dimensions, finished levels and surrounding services throughout the preparation. A geotextile membrane separated the ground from the compacted aggregate sub-base.
Meanwhile, a French drain helped intercept water travelling through the sloping garden. Clean drainage stone protected the perforated pipe and supported reliable water movement. The prepared base created a level, stable platform for the next construction stage. Careful site organisation also kept disruption within the remaining garden to a minimum.
This project demonstrates the hidden preparation needed before any durable outdoor structure can succeed.
