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A typical garden we maintain in Chorley Lancashire, Using a Hayter 48" Mower with rear roller for a striped finish.
Uploaded on 18:52 on 21/4/2010
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A large clearance required before the fencing could commence.
This is the before work commenced.
Uploaded on 18:09 on 08/6/2009
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This was carried out using close board fence panels and rockface base panels giving a total height of 6ft.
This made a huge improvement on the garden and the customer was delighted.
Uploaded on 18:13 on 08/6/2009
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Hedgecutting at a property we maintain the gardens for.
Uploaded on 17:50 on 29/1/2010
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LowerBank in fulwood Preston we maintain.
Uploaded on 17:54 on 29/1/2010
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Turfing , constructing a slate path, small rockery and vegetable plots. Before Picture
Uploaded on 12:09 on 20/1/2010
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Turfing, Rockery , Vegetable Plots and a Slate Path. Customer was delighted with the end result .
Uploaded on 12:12 on 20/1/2010
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We had to use 9ft posts to create a 5ft fence due to the banking behind the fence. This needed to be strong and posts in deep as possible, We used rock face base panels and Closed board pressure treated panels for the job.
Uploaded on 15:21 on 08/2/2010
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Hawthorn tree removed , Fence up. We used 4ft panels with a 1ft base at the lower end of the garden and 5ft panels at the top where the patio will be going. A good tidy up and then its on to the turfing and flagging.
Uploaded on 15:37 on 08/2/2010
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Before Pic 1
A 60Ft run of fencing on a banking and sloped garden , A large hawthorn tree with a root the size of a small car made this a very challenging job, We love a challenge though.
Uploaded on 15:18 on 08/2/2010
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In the top corner you will see the Hawthorn tree that had to be removed , roots also .
This involved a lot of hard work but it made all the difference as the old fencing just went round it on a dog leg. Resulting in a loss of garden space and a crooked looking fence.
Uploaded on 15:34 on 08/2/2010
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3FT High Fence we erected with pressure treated closed board panels. Location Chorley
Uploaded on 18:17 on 29/1/2010
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Rear Garden again a neatly striped finish to the lawn. With Darren looking busy in the background.
Uploaded on 18:54 on 21/4/2010
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Striped Lawn on a maintenance we do In Chorley.
Uploaded on 17:59 on 29/1/2010
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Turfing in Preston, This was a small garden done in ornamental turf. We was called in to recitfy a previously poor job. This involved lifting the old turf and poor soil and replacing with quality screened soil and then getting the area level before laying the finest grade of turf. The customer was delighted with the end result.
Uploaded on 10:06 on 17/4/2010
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This is the after pic , after a long day of hard work and removing all the rubble and weeds with the help of a rotovator , we then used a turfing rake to level the soil as it was very low in the middle . Once we were happy with the prepared area we laid the turf .
The customer was absolutely overjoyed with the finished result. We gave out after care advise and cleaned up .
Uploaded on 07:31 on 30/9/2009
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This is the before pic , we used a rotovator combined with raking , removing debris and weeds and a lot of hard work to achieve a new lawn the customer could be proud of. This was carried out in Kirkham Lancs.
Uploaded on 18:05 on 25/9/2009
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