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What we do

Three things you can put us under contract for.

Most jobs turn out to be two of them. If you are not sure which, describe what the ground is doing and we will tell you what it needs.

01

Maintenance contracts

Grounds and gardens on an annual programme

The year agreed in advance — what happens, when, and what it costs. Grounds kept to a presentation standard, hedges cut in season, leaves cleared before they mat down, planting fed and cut back at the right time. Visit frequency follows the season rather than the invoice, arisings go with us, and the same team comes back each time so nobody has to explain the place twice.

  • Scheduled grounds and garden maintenance
  • Hedges, shrubs and borders
  • Grass cutting, edging and presentation
  • Leaf clearance and seasonal work
  • Planting and replanting schemes

02

Landscape construction

Decking, paving and hard landscaping

Hardwood decking, pergolas, paving, gravel, steps and sleeper edging. Substructure on ground screws and adjustable pedestals, joists taped, boards scribed to the door rather than stopped short of it. The parts nobody sees are the parts that decide how long it lasts.

  • Hardwood and softwood decking
  • Pergolas and timber structures
  • Paving, gravel and hard surfaces
  • Steps, edging and level changes
  • Strip-out and rebuild of failed work

03

Groundworks and drainage

Levels, drainage and what sits under the surface

Where the ground itself is the problem. Drainage, ditching and levels, with operators who hold the tickets for the machines they are on. Most of what goes wrong with a garden later starts below it, which is why this is the part worth getting right before anything is built on top.

  • Land and garden drainage
  • Ditching and water management
  • Excavation, levels and site clearance
  • Sub-bases and preparation
  • Access, tracks and hard standing

Not sure which of the three it is?

Most jobs turn out to be two of them. Tell us what the ground is doing and we will tell you what it needs.

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