PlanningBoomGARDENS & EXTERNAL WORKS

Planning leads
for landscapers.

Find proposals for patios, boundaries, garden works and developments with potential landscaping requirements. Agree which project types are useful to you and where you want to work.

New matching planning applications, delivered weekly.

PROPOSED PATIO AND PLANTING
AI-generated photographic illustration of a completed landscaped British garden with stone patio, steps, lawn and raised borders
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THE COMPLETED PROJECTIllustrative finished project.
Fictional example · AI-generated visualisation
PLANNINGBOOM · ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE

Householder planning application

Fictional sample for illustration. This is not a submitted application, council document or evidence of planning approval.

Application reference
PB-LAND-001
Applicant
Example homeowner
Site address
12 Example Close, Sampletown (fictional)
Proposed development
Associated rear-garden landscaping with a natural-stone patio, two broad steps, rectangular lawn, raised planting beds and timber boundaries.
Proposed materials
Natural-stone paving, timber raised beds and fencing, lawn and mixed perennial planting.
Supporting drawing
PB-LAND-001-D1 · Proposed patio, lawn and planting layout · illustrative, not to scale
Potential trades
Landscapers
Planning decision
Not applicable — fictional example
PROPOSED PATIO AND PLANTING
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RELEVANT PROJECT TYPES

Proposals involving
outdoor work.

Consider both dedicated outdoor proposals and landscaping within wider building projects.

01

Garden and patio works

Proposals involving outdoor space, terraces or associated landscaping can be relevant to your offering.

02

Boundaries and access

Fences, walls and driveway-related development may fit a hard-landscaping business.

03

Landscaping around development

Extensions and new homes may create outdoor work, even when landscaping is part of a broader proposal.

Some garden projects do not need planning permission, and some applications only imply an outdoor requirement. We use sample review to agree which proposals are useful to your landscaping business.

SET YOUR SPECIFICATION

Set the criteria
for your landscapers leads.

Discuss whether you focus on patios, paving, boundaries, driveways or broader garden work. Decide if extensions and new homes are useful when landscaping is only implied. Review sample matches for your working area before approving the criteria.

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EXAMPLE KEYWORD STARTING POINTS
landscapingpatioboundary treatmenthardstanding

These are ideas to discuss, not a fixed or exhaustive search. Your approved sample determines the fit.

Discuss your requirements
CHECK THE DATA

Review the application
before you make contact.

Look at the proposed work, planning status and the named contact’s role. Your sample review helps you judge which applications are useful; you still need to establish the requirement and project timetable.

Contact information is included where available. An application does not guarantee a job or that the applicant is looking for a contractor.

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QUESTIONS FROM LANDSCAPERS

Landscapers questions.

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Can I focus on hard landscaping?+

Discuss paving, patios, retaining features, driveways or other areas you cover. We agree the relevant project descriptions and check the sample against the work you want.

Will every application include a landscape plan?+

No. The amount of detail varies by project and council record. A proposal may mention outdoor work without providing a detailed landscape design.

Can I use an extension application to find garden work?+

Potentially. An extension can affect patios, access or the surrounding garden, but that does not confirm a landscaping contract. Qualify the actual requirement and timetable with the appropriate project contact.

REVIEW A SAMPLE

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Tell us about your landscaping business. We’ll discuss your requirements and sample data personally.

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