A practical shape
Balance room for play, seating and planting with edges that are straightforward to maintain.
Give your garden a fresh green centrepiece, with preparation and aftercare planned from the start.
Beautiful gardens. Built to last.
Think about how the lawn will be used, how much sun it receives and where it will meet paving or borders. Space for play, a quieter ornamental area and a route used every day place different demands on grass. Explain those uses before choosing the shape and scope of the lawn.
A fresh lawn needs more than turf alone. Existing weeds, compacted ground, uneven levels and areas that hold water need discussing as part of preparation. Simply covering a poor starting surface can leave the underlying problem unresolved. Tell us where wear or poor growth has been most noticeable.
Balance room for play, seating and planting with edges that are straightforward to maintain.
Discuss the existing lawn, soil condition, levels and any concerns about drainage.
Plan for watering and a period of lighter use while the new turf takes root.
Newly laid turf needs consistent care while roots establish. Plan how the area will be watered and allow for lighter use rather than treating it as a finished play space immediately. The weather, soil and the individual garden affect the care needed, so ask for guidance suited to the installation.
Confirm when mowing can begin, how to avoid disturbing the turf and when normal use can resume. Straightforward edges can make future mowing easier, particularly beside a patio or path. If ongoing care is a priority, the garden maintenance information is a useful next step.
Mild conditions with suitable moisture help establishment. Timing should also allow for ground preparation and the watering commitment afterwards. Explain any plans to use the garden soon after installation so realistic arrangements can be discussed rather than assuming immediate use.
Explain the lawn size and condition, including shade, wear and drainage concerns. Preparation should address the starting conditions rather than simply cover them.
Bring your ideas, priorities and the details of your outdoor space together before deciding on the work.
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