Grounds Maintenance

Yes. A big benefit of outsourcing garden and grounds maintenance is that you don’t have to invest in costly equipment yourself – and better still, there’s no equipment to maintain! We use a wide range of specialist, industrial-grade equipment which is far more robust, reliable and effective than domestic alternatives.

All of our machinery complies with the Provisions and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER).

Yes. We can make daily, weekly, fortnightly or monthly visits, to suit your requirements. We accommodate a wide range of contracts. Some residential clients require only one visit per month whilst other commercial grounds maintenance contracts involve the provision of at least three full time gardeners, all year round. Your contract can be adapted at any time to accommodate specific seasonal demands, or anything else you might need.

Our 360′ reports are sent to you in real-time along with a full schedule of every service visit. We have the ability to send both pre & post service notifications and weekly/ monthly activity/attendance reports detailing any works carried out. We also offer both a web portal and mobile phone app where all information is accessible 24/7.

As long as we can access your garden freely, or you leave a gate key with a neighbour or in a specified place, we can undertake all maintenance without you being present.

We have a limited number of residential customers as well as commercial clients. Our residential customers have large gardens, to the extent that they would almost be classified as grounds. Our maintenance sites range from a few acres, to large commercial grounds spanning 60 acres.

We work primarily for and on behalf of many leading Facilities & Property Management companies and directly engage with private and commercial ‘end users’.

Some of the more prevalent vertical markets we deliver services to include utilities, education, transport/logistics, police/fire/ambulance, county councils, public sector bodies, the NHS, major high street banks, airports, hospitals and prisons.

Our teams are our most important asset and we continually invest in their training and ongoing professional development. This ranges from weekly toolbox talks to Horticulture/Landscape Management degrees.

We have recently introduced an in-house LANTRA accredited education programme for seasoned staff, along with instigating a successful apprenticeship programme to develop the skills of young workers in the communities we work in.

We are accredited members of BALI (British Association of Landscape Industries), Safe Contractor, Construction Line and CHAS. Site specific risk assessments and method statements with accompanying COSHH statements are generated for each project.

Yes, dedicated local staff and personnel are allocated to your site/s for the duration of the season. This helps to build familiarity and relationships at site level, ensuring that the required standards are consistently met.

Our teams are easily recognisable and will be in liveried vehicles, wear branded uniforms and carry personal identification at all times.