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Talk to Us.

Every project starts with a conversation. Tell us about your site, the available hoarding area, approximate square meterage and what you’re looking to achieve. Where required, we can arrange a site visit to assess the installation and discuss the best layout for your project.

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Design Your Living Hoarding.

We’ll develop a planting and layout proposal tailored to your site. Together, we’ll agree the look, plant species and pollinator mix, while considering any specific requirements such as biodiversity, dust reduction or noise reduction.

For Westminster projects, we can also help you select the appropriate planting and system configuration to align with the relevant Level 1, Level 2 or Level 3 Code of Construction Practice requirements.

Installation.

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Once everything is approved, our team installs the complete Hoardscape system and planting.

We’ll then run your site team through the simple watering and irrigation requirements, so looking after your living hoarding couldn’t be easier.

Installation Complete.

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Once the installation has been completed and approved, we’ll mount a dedicated Hoardscape information plaque for members of the public. By scanning the QR code, visitors can discover what has been planted, why each species was selected, the wildlife and pollinators the installation is designed to support, and information on water usage and sustainability.

It turns the living hoarding into more than just a greener boundary — it becomes an interactive biodiversity feature, helping people understand exactly what the project is contributing to the local environment.

Let It Flourish.

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From installation onwards, the planting continues to establish and flourish throughout the life of the project, providing an immediate green, biodiverse environment for pollinators and local wildlife.

Reuse, Retain or Donate.

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We can dismantle the system and relocate it to your next project, or it can be incorporated into the completed development to create a permanent biodiverse feature.

Alternatively, you can donate the installation to a local school or community project.

When a Hoardscape system is donated to a school or community project, we’ll cover the cost of dismantling, relocation and reinstallation ourselves.

A greener construction site today. A lasting legacy tomorrow.