New Lawns and Turfing in Hallow: Natural Turf and Artificial Grass

We lay natural turf, install artificial grass and bring tired lawns back to life. The work starts well before the grass arrives, because preparation decides how a lawn looks for years afterwards. A rushed job on poor ground usually shows within a season.

Clear, level, then lay

A common first step in a garden like this is to clear whatever is there, then level the ground so turf can be rolled out on a firm, even surface. Old lawn is stripped, stones and roots removed, and the soil is raked to a fine finish.

New turf can then be laid in a staggered pattern with tight joints. Artificial grass follows a similar process, with a compacted base put in before the surface goes down. Seams are joined carefully and edges are fixed so nothing lifts or ripples.

• Stripping and disposing of old, weedy lawn
• Levelling hollows and humps across the garden
• New turf laid and rolled
• Artificial grass for shaded or hard-used spaces
• Overseeding and patching for lawns that just need help

Looking after the finished lawn

New turf needs regular watering during the first weeks and should be left alone until the roots knit into the soil. We explain this at handover so the lawn gets the right start, including how often to water and when the first cut should happen.

A free site visit gives us the chance to look at drainage, shade and the shape of the plot. We also take on lawn work in Ombersley and Holt Heath. Bring photos of any problem areas if you have them.