Technology & automation

Comfort that blends
into the background.

Good technology supports the garden without taking over. Irrigation, lighting and water systems are planned to stay easy to operate and accessible for maintenance.

Discuss your garden technology

Connect what makes sense

The right level
of automation.

01

Irrigation by Zone

Planting areas with similar needs are grouped into suitable zones. The controls take account of the water supply, pipe layout and, where appropriate, moisture or weather data.

Zones · Water needs · Controls
02

Lighting with Atmosphere

Lighting is coordinated for paths, steps and selected garden features, taking sightlines, glare and operating times into account.

Wayfinding · Highlights · Schedules
03

Water Systems Behind the Scenes

Pumps, treatment equipment and accessible shut-off points are planned alongside the water feature or pool. Space remains accessible for maintenance and replacement.

Circulation · Access
04

Controls That Make Sense

Automated routines need settings that are easy to understand. Clear controls and suitable manual overrides are part of the design.

Controls · Handover

Our planning approach

A garden.
Coordinated systems.

Needs & Location
Controls & Specialist Design
IrrigationLightingWater Systems

Which functions are connected depends on the installation. Simple solutions can be the best choice. Before extending a system, existing components are checked for suitability and compatibility.

From pipe and cable routes to handover

Well planned.
Easy to access.

  1. Infrastructure

    Coordinate supplies and pipe and cable routes before paths and surfaces are completed.

  2. Specialist Installation

    Include electrical connections and testing as coordinated services carried out by qualified electrical contractors.

  3. Operation

    Clearly explain the controls, maintenance access and documentation at handover.

  4. Seasonal Changes

    Account for frost-sensitive components and seasonal routines appropriate to the system.

Good to know

Your questions.
Clear answers.

Do I need an app for everything?

No. The controls are chosen to suit your routine and the equipment used. Simple switches or timers may be all you need.

Can existing equipment stay?

We assess its condition, connections and system compatibility. Suitable components can be incorporated into the new design.

Who carries out the electrical work?

Responsibilities for design, installation and testing are agreed as part of the project. Specialist electrical work is carried out by appointed qualified electrical contractors. The company carrying out the work will be named before you commission it.

Your next step

Every garden starts
with a conversation.

Tell us about your space, your ideas and what matters to you.

Outline your garden project