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Gagajoo Gardens and Landscapes

Guiseley · Landscapers since 1999

Gardens built for living in

Garden design, hard landscaping and proper craftsmanship across Leeds, Bradford and the rest of West Yorkshire — from down-to-earth folk who've been getting hands dirty since 1999.

  • Free visit & estimate
  • 4.7★ on Google
  • TrustMark registered
The Modak path, edged in tumbled setts, curving through the Kandla grey patio

What we do

Landscape gardening services

Gagajoo provides landscape gardening services across West Yorkshire and beyond. Everything from a first sketch to the final flag laid — design, hard landscaping, planting, timber and water, from one team based in Guiseley.

Garden design

We'll walk your plot, listen to how you actually live outdoors, and draw up a garden that fits — not a catalogue copy.

Hard landscaping

Patios, paths, walls, driveways and steps — laid true and built to shrug off Yorkshire winters for decades.

Soft landscaping

Lawns, borders and planting chosen for your soil and your light, so the garden fills in and thrives year on year.

Our specialism

Sloped garden landscaping

A steep, awkward, unusable slope is where we do our best work. Terracing, retaining walls and clever levels turn the garden nobody uses into the one you never leave.

  • Room for a patio that is actually flat
  • A safe, level place for children to play
  • A garden that's easier to keep on top of
A stone retaining wall terracing a garden below a house, with wide stone steps up to the paved area and a level lawn below

Timber work for gardens

Decking, pergolas, sleeper beds, fencing and bespoke joinery — real timber work by people who take pride in a clean joint.

Garden water features

Ponds, cascades, fountains and bubble jets — a bit of movement and sound in the garden, sized to the space you've actually got.

Season by season

The right time to ring us

Planting and a fresh start

Beds to clear, edges to cut in, new planting to get done before the warm weather. Ring us now and we'll have it sorted before the first proper barbecue.

Patios and outdoor living

Long evenings, and a garden you actually want to sit in. Patios, pergolas, a bit of decking. This is the season folk wish they'd rung us in March. It's not too late.

Hard landscaping and structures

The best time to build. The ground's still workable, and flags, walls and steps laid now have the whole winter to settle before you use the garden again.

Design and planning ahead

Frosty mornings are for planning. We'll walk your garden, sketch the idea and give you an honest estimate — no pressure, no salesman. Ready to dig the minute it thaws.

Gardens we've built

A few we've built

See all case studies
  • A random stone retaining wall with lights set into it, holding back the newly turfed lawn

    Ben Rhydding

    Ben Rhydding

    A back garden with a 2m slope from back to front, no use at all to young children. We terraced it with as few levels as we could manage, laid 280m2 of turf and paved the patios in Kandla grey. Four months, straight through a winter.

  • The levelled lawn with the new paved circle and a path running along the fence

    Cawthorne

    Cawthorne

    A garden left unusable by a large extension built for the owners' severely disabled daughter. We cleared it, levelled it and designed it around sound, smell and touch, with paths branching out from a centre point so every part of it can be reached.

  • The outdoor oven from the front: a Staffordshire blue brick opening set in chalk white render, with a polished concrete top alongside

    Holt Park

    Holt Park

    An outdoor oven for a garden in Holt Park, built with an integral flue system, polished concrete tops and the oven part in Staffordshire blue bricks, finished in chalk white Eco rend.

  • The Modak path, edged in tumbled setts, curving through the Kandla grey patio

    Horsforth

    Horsforth

    A garden well past its best, rebuilt with a good deal in it: a new fence in horizontal timbers, a large pergola, raised sleeper planters, a slate stone water feature and a Modak path edged in tumbled setts.

  • The circular sandstone patio at the centre of the garden, ringed with dark setts and edged by a timber sleeper bed

    Adel

    Adel

    A new-build in Adel with no usable garden at all. We built it in sections around a large circular patio in Premiastone Maple paving, ringed with dark setts, and curved timber sleeper beds left for the owners to plant up themselves.

  • The hot tub set under the slatted timber pergola on Kandla grey paving

    Apperley Bridge

    Apperley Bridge

    A garden drawn around a new hot tub. We built a shaded pergola over it, paved the patio in Kandla grey with a cut curved front edge, and ran a raised sleeper planter along the bottom of the garden.

  • The finished Maple-paved patio with lights set into the retaining wall behind it

    Bramhope

    Bramhope 2

    A new patio for a sloped back garden in Bramhope, with access so tight that every load of material went in and out by barrow, down the slope to the front of the house.

  • A mini digger cutting into the slope to make a level base for the gazebo

    Bramhope

    Bramhope

    A gazebo for a steep garden in Bramhope. A huge patio already sat on the lower level, so the gazebo needed a flat platform of its own — which meant taking 35 tons of earth out of the bank first.

What Yorkshire folk say

Trusted with gardens across West Yorkshire

  • We are delighted with the completed works.
    Sue & Nick
  • Many thanks! The beds, edging and wall look great.
    Mrs Edgington
  • Many thanks Steve to you and your team. It's really great!
    Mrs Baskind

We work across West Yorkshire — Guiseley, Yeadon, Rawdon, Horsforth, Adel, Ilkley, Bradford, Shipley and others. Get in touch if you're unsure if we cover your area. We'll get back to you quickly.

Let's have a look at your garden

Book your free visit and estimate

Tell us a bit about the garden and we'll pop round, have a proper look and give you an honest price. No pressure, no salesman — just Steve and a tape measure.

The pergola posts standing over the patio with the Modak path running past them