
Number 1: Jamies Fencing and Landscaping
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Jamies Fencing and Landscaping is a landscaping firm in Exeter that also installs fencing for properties across the city.
The 10 landscapers from Google's results for Exeter, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.

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Jamies Fencing and Landscaping is a landscaping firm in Exeter that also installs fencing for properties across the city.

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RMP Landscaping carries out block paving, driveway installations, and fencing across Exeter. The team builds outdoor spaces to custom client deadlines and specifications. Services include both hard landscaping construction and soft garden transformations.
07717 496623 3 Hilltop Road, Exeter EX1 3DZ

on GoogleHeavitree, Exeter
Mulberry Landscaping South West Ltd provides hard and soft landscaping services throughout Exeter. Based in Heavitree, the company constructs patios, decking, water features, and stepped gardens alongside turfing and lawn installation. The team also supplies custom garden designs and outdoor orbs.
07769 338125 20 Newcombe St, Heavitree, Exeter EX1 2TG

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Based in Ide, Polar Landscaping carries out garden redesigns, driveway resurfacing, and patio installations across the Exeter region. The business installs artificial grass and laying paving designed for outdoor cooking and relaxation. The team can also align outdoor garden designs with interior domestic styles.
07508 477994 5 Old Ide Ln, Ide, Exeter EX2 9RY

on GoogleTopsham, Exeter
Co Wleys Exeter undertakes domestic and commercial building works throughout the Exeter area. Its services range from house extensions, kitchen installations and property conversions to office refits, reactive maintenance and landscaping. The team also fits disabled living adaptations for local properties.
07843 598189 Barton Business Units, Unit 34 Newcourt Rd, Clyst Rd, Topsham, Exeter EX3 0DB

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Exeter Landscape Design delivers custom garden layouts, planting advice, and site drawings across East Devon and Exmouth. The firm builds timber structures, ponds, decking, and fencing alongside general garden maintenance. Additional services include tree surgery, paving installation, and artificial grass.
01395 276647 8 Kingston Rd, Exmouth EX8 2LU

on GoogleDunchideock Barton, Exeter
Atlantes Landscapes designs and constructs driveways alongside complementary hard landscaping features in Exeter, Crediton, and Newton Abbot. The firm works with various paving materials to create durable vehicular entrances and garden areas.
01392 925735 Unit 4 Dunchideock Barton Courtyard, Dunchideock Barton, Exeter EX2 9UA

on GoogleDalwood, Axminster
Commercial and domestic landscaping services are supplied by Tony Benger Landscaping across Plymouth and Devon. Work includes garden construction, grounds maintenance, and tree surgery. Services are provided for both private homeowners and commercial sites.
01404 831844 Tony Benger Landscaping Dalwood Hill Nursery, Burrow Knap Way, Dalwood, Axminster EX13 7ES

on GoogleTopsham, Exeter
Mango Landscapes is a design and build firm based in Topsham, Exeter, operating across Devon and Somerset. The team creates year-round outdoor spaces using 3D CAD visualisations, patio covers, and paving. It also provides site sketches, material samples, and quotations for complete garden transformations.
01392 690212 Newcourt Barton, Clyst Rd, Topsham, Exeter EX3 0DB

Exeter
Northfield Landscaping handles private and commercial outdoor projects in Exeter, Crediton, and the Mid-Devon area. The business carries out large site maintenance, tree surgery, and traditional garden construction. Its client history includes home owners alongside organisations like the National Trust and RSPB.
In Exeter, patio typically costs £2,000 – £6,000. Labour in Devon runs 2% below the UK median, which accounts for most of the difference from the same job elsewhere.
These are the firms from Google's results for "landscapers exeter". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.
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Patios at ground level, generally no. Raised decking over 30cm high, or anything covering more than half the garden, usually does need planning permission. Overlooking a neighbour is the usual trigger for a refusal.