New Lawns, Turf and Artificial Grass in Inkberrow

We lay natural turf, install artificial grass and renovate tired lawns, and the first question is always how you use the space.

Small cottage lawns and larger family ones

On a small plot, a neat natural lawn with a clean edge is often all that is needed, and a little turf goes a long way. Where trees or walls cast shade, artificial grass can be a sensible alternative because it stays green regardless of light. We remove old turf, stones and weeds, then rake and firm the soil so the new surface sits flat and drains properly.

A larger family lawn takes more punishment. It needs a level, well prepared bed, good quality turf and time to establish before heavy use.

• Stripping old turf and levelling the ground
• Natural turf laid tight with staggered joints
• Artificial grass on a compacted, free draining base
• Overseeding, scarifying and patch repair on existing lawns
• Edging cuts and neat trimming along paths and borders
• Advice on shaded areas where ordinary grass struggles

Looking after the result

New turf needs regular watering for the first few weeks and should be left alone until the roots take hold. After that, mowing little and often keeps it dense. Avoid walking on it too soon, and leave the first cut until the grass has clearly rooted and begun to grow.

Artificial grass needs less but is not maintenance free: occasional brushing and rinsing keeps it fresh, particularly if pets use it. We can talk this through at a free site visit and give you a written quote for either option.