Our services
Landscape Construction
Full-scale landscape construction for villa compounds, hotels and resorts, government authorities, central parks and play areas.
We deliver full-scale landscape construction across residential, hospitality, public and government projects.
We build for
- Villa compounds, complexes, facilities and private properties
- Hotels and resorts
- Government authorities
- Central parks, public spaces, children's play areas, playgrounds and football fields
Resorts
Football Fields
Kids' Play Areas
Central Parks
Useful to know
Build guide: ground, drainage & hard surfaces
Most landscape failures are invisible on handover day and appear in year two. These are the layers that decide which way it goes.
What sits under paving?
A compacted sub-base of 150–200 mm crushed aggregate at 95% compaction or better, then a bedding layer. Skip it and the paving settles unevenly within one rainy season — relaying costs more than doing it once.
How much fall does a terrace need?
1–2% away from the building — about 1 cm per metre. It is invisible to the eye but it is the difference between a dry wall and rising damp. Every hard surface must drain somewhere you have actually chosen.
Why does concrete crack here?
The daily temperature swing in the UAE exceeds 20 °C, so slabs expand and contract every day. Expansion joints every 4–6 m give that movement somewhere to go. Without them the slab chooses its own crack line.
How deep should planting soil be?
300 mm for lawn, 600 mm for shrubs, 1,000 mm or more for trees, using low-salinity topsoil. Add a root barrier wherever a tree sits within 3 m of a pool shell, a wall footing or a drainage line.
What is the cheapest thing to get right early?
Empty sleeves. Run spare conduit under every hard surface before paving — future lighting, irrigation or a pool heater then costs an afternoon instead of breaking up finished stonework.
Reference notes from our own crews — free to use, whoever does the work.