Care homes, hotels and pubs in Bletchingley

Pub garden maintenance in Bletchingley

Beer gardens, lawns and terraces kept ready for guests, with care settings looked after too.

Pub garden maintenance in Bletchingley matters more than you’d expect for a village this size. Three pubs trade on or just off the High Street, with plenty of outdoor space between them: a rear beer garden at the Whyte Harte, a lawned area behind the Red Lion’s car park and a large two-level garden at the Bletchingley Arms. When the sun’s out, that’s where everyone wants to sit.

We keep lawns cut and edged, beds and planters tidy and hedges round terraces in shape, timed so it all looks right before the busy days. Where there are letting rooms, as at the Whyte Harte, overnight guests see the garden from the window too.

Beer gardens ready before opening

Timing is everything. Grass cut late in the week looks its best for the weekend, and nobody wants a strimmer going while lunch is served. We work early, before opening, and clear every clipping off patios and tables. On sandy ground a lawn that takes heavy summer use thins quickly, so we keep the cutting height up until trade quietens in early autumn. Terrace hedges get their main cut in winter, when there are no nesting birds and fewer drinkers.

Care home garden maintenance around Bletchingley

We’re happy to take on care home gardens across our 15-mile patch around Horley. For a care home, the garden is part of the residents’ day. We fit visits around mealtimes and activities, keep machinery away from windows at quiet times and leave paths clear and safe, with no cuttings or trip hazards left behind. Residents often like to stop and chat about their own old gardens, and we always make time for that.

Care homes and hospitality in Bletchingley: your questions

Anything else, just ring. You’ll speak to the people who do the work.

Can you finish before the pub opens?

Yes. We start at 7am, so the lawn and beer garden are usually done well before the doors open. A Thursday or Friday visit works well for a weekend-ready garden.

Do you do hotel garden maintenance as well as pubs?

Yes. Hotels, B&Bs and inns with rooms need much the same: lawns, borders and hedges kept neat for guests, on a fixed annual schedule invoiced monthly or quarterly.

Do you look after planters and tubs?

Yes, including seasonal planting. Daily watering in a heatwave is best done by staff on site, and we’ll show them what each container needs.

Will you still visit a pub garden in winter?

Yes, just less often. Winter is when terrace hedges get cut back and beds get mulched, so the garden starts spring in good order instead of playing catch-up at Easter.