Churches, parish councils and community grounds in Brockham

Churchyard grass cutting in Brockham

Careful mowing round memorials, church paths kept clear, and village spaces cut to an agreed plan.

Churchyard grass cutting in Brockham centres on Christ Church, the Grade II listed church on the green, built in 1846 of firestone with limestone dressings and a stone spire. In a setting like that, noise, timing and care round memorials matter as much as the mowing itself.

Churches, parish councils and community groups can hand us their own specification, or we’ll draw one up together after a walk round. We strim by hand round headstones, keep paths clear for services and funerals, and fit visits around the church diary. Churchyard maintenance is slow work, and we price for doing it properly.

Churchyard grass cutting beside the green

Brockham War Memorial nearby is Grade II listed too, and the conservation area round the green dates from 1970. Work here should look careful. We strim slowly round stones and memorials rather than risk a mower catching an edge, and keep grass off kerbs and edgings. Tree work we leave to an arborist, since conservation area rules require six weeks’ notice to the council. If parts of the churchyard are kept long for wildflowers, we cut them once in late summer and take the hay away.

Parish council grass cutting contracts in Brockham

Brockham Parish Council looks after a fair bit of ground: a field held in trust at Strood Green, with its grass, trees and hedging, plus the recreation ground and allotments, and jobs like cutting back the Middle Street hedges and clearing ditches along Brockham Lane. Councils and community groups often need a contractor for one site or several spread around the parish. We’ll price a parish council grass cutting contract line by line against your specification, including cut-and-collect areas where you want them.

Churches and councils in Brockham: your questions

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

Can you work round funerals and services?

Yes. We’ll ask the parish office for the diary and plan visits round it. If a funeral is booked at short notice, one phone call is enough for us to move.

Can you do a one-off tidy after a fete or show?

Yes. We can quote for picking up debris, cutting and edging the grass once the ground has dried out, and taking the waste away. Whoever manages the site sets the specification, and we work to it.

Do you look after community spaces like memorial gardens?

Yes. A memorial garden or the grass round a playground is worth doing well, and we’ll price it on what it needs.