Pub garden maintenance in Brockham

Beer gardens, terraces and residents’ gardens kept safe and inviting, with work fitted round opening hours.

Pub garden maintenance in Brockham is most of what hospitality means in a village this size. Both of its pubs look out over the green, and when the Victorian fair arrives in July, frontages and gardens are on show to a lot of visitors at once. One of them sits on the Greensand Way, so walkers’ boots and dogs add to the wear on the grass.

We keep lawns cut, terrace hedges trimmed, planters and borders tidy and paths safe underfoot. The work happens before opening or on quieter days, so nobody eats lunch next to a strimmer. Clippings, leaves and any litter from the beds go with us, so there’s nothing left for staff to deal with.

Pub garden maintenance ahead of summer on the green

In March or April we cut back borders, clear winter leaves from corners and gravel, edge the lawn, and tidy hedges once they’ve been checked for nests. Clay lawns in the village centre take a beating from tables and feet in a wet spring, so we keep the mower off them until the ground has firmed up. Through the summer it’s regular cutting, deadheading planters and keeping paths and steps clear.

Care home garden maintenance around Brockham

Brockham is a small village, and the nearest registered care homes we found are in neighbouring Betchworth. For any care home the priorities are the same: level, weed-free paths, gardens residents can sit in and enjoy, raised beds kept at a useful height, and work planned around residents’ routines. We work quietly, take everything away, and invoice monthly or quarterly on a fixed price. Hotel garden maintenance follows the same pattern, built around guests rather than residents.

Care homes and hospitality in Brockham: your questions

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

How early can you start on the beer garden?

From 7am, so most of a beer garden can be done before the first customers arrive. Mowing and blowing go first, and quieter jobs can carry on afterwards if needed.

Do you look after planters and containers?

Yes: planting, deadheading and replacing tired plants each season, and watering when we’re there. Daily watering in a heatwave is better done by your own staff.

Can you keep paths safe for care home residents?

That’s the priority on every visit. We keep paths clear of overhanging growth, moss and leaves, and tell the manager about anything uneven we spot that isn’t ours to fix.