Landscape construction in Al Barari

Most of a garden's cost and most of its risk sit below the surface: excavation, levels, sub-base, drainage, irrigation lines and cable ducts. In a community as green as Al Barari, that work also happens next to trees and planting that you, your neighbours and the community want to keep. Landscape construction is the execution side of the job: turning an approved design into built hardscape and services, in the right order, without damaging what is around the site. As the landscape contractor for an Al Barari garden, our in-house team does the civil and blockwork, paving, irrigation and lighting installation, then the planting and finishes, with one project manager running the site.

According to Al Barari's published rules on construction and modifications:

• Working hoursModification and improvement works have to be carried out during the working hours set by the master developer or its nominee. Our programme is built around those hours.
• Contractor accessThe owner liaises with the entity named by the master developer to submit identification so the contractor can access the site. We prepare our team's details for you.
• No storage on neighbouring plotsConstruction waste, vehicles and equipment may not be kept on neighbouring plots without approval. We size deliveries and skips to the space inside your plot.
• Waste removalThe owner is responsible for clearing construction waste and informing the master developer of the vehicles used, so they can be given access.
• Damage to common areasThe owner and contractor are liable for damage to neighbouring units, roads or common areas, so protecting kerbs, verges and planting along the access route is part of our set-up.
• Inspections and as-built drawingsThe master developer may inspect works during and after construction, and as-built plans are requested after completion. We keep the work to the NOC and hand over the as-built information.

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