Landscaper
Peter Beasley
Trust score
75out of 100
Rating4.6★
Review volume164
Source diversity1 source
VerificationListed
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Verified driveways / patios / paths in Bordon, Hampshire.
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What the public record says
4.6out of 5
Highlights
"Excellent communication Competitive pricing Extremely friendly and helpful Work done in expected time frame and to a high standard. Highly recommend Peter Thank you"
"Brilliant job highly recommend really pleased with the finished job no fuss really pleased"
"We are really thrilled with our new drive and fence. The work was carried out very professionally by Peter and his team and we would highly recommend him to others."
Detailed reviews
Excellent communication Competitive pricing Extremely friendly and helpful Work done in expected time frame and to a high standard. Highly recommend Peter Thank you
Brilliant job highly recommend really pleased with the finished job no fuss really pleased
We are really thrilled with our new drive and fence. The work was carried out very professionally by Peter and his team and we would highly recommend him to others.
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Public review evidence4.6★ from 164 public reviewsCheckatrade
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✓Rating: 4.6★
✓Review volume: 164
!Worth checking yourself
!Source diversity: 1 source
!Verification: Listed
Smart checks
Before you hire a landscaper
Get an itemised quote that separates plants and materials, any machinery or skip hire, and labour — a vague 'garden makeover' lump sum hides where the money goes and makes extra charges easy to add later.
Be wary of paying a large sum up front 'for materials' — agree staged payments against work you can see completed, especially for hard landscaping like patios, decking, paving or driveways.
Tree work and anything near a boundary can be regulated — protected trees and conservation areas often need permission, and removing a protected tree can be an offence. Confirm what is allowed, and that they carry public-liability insurance, before work starts.
Ask to see a portfolio of completed work like yours, plus recent references you can contact.
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