Commercial grounds maintenance in Charlwood

Verges, hedges and frontages for Charlwood business sites, looked after before the working day starts.

Commercial grounds maintenance in Charlwood means looking after working sites in a rural parish. Business here is spread around, with the industrial estate at Betchworth Works on Ifield Road and offices and yards on the edge of the airport. Whatever the site, a scruffy verge or a hedge leaning over the entrance still greets every visitor.

Our office grounds maintenance covers frontages, car park hedges, verges and shrub beds on a regular schedule. We start from 7am, so the mowing’s done before staff and customers arrive, and we keep out of the way of deliveries. Nobody gets mown around in the car park at nine o’clock, and nobody has to move a car for us.

Commercial grounds maintenance contracts that stay simple

Every site gets a written annual schedule showing what’s done and when. The price is fixed and invoiced monthly or quarterly, and the quote is itemised so your accounts team can see where the money goes. If you’ve got a specification from a previous contractor, we’ll quote against it. Insurance certificates are available whenever you need them. And it’s the same team every visit, so they learn the site and you aren’t explaining the gate code every month.

Hedged boundaries on the north-west side of Gatwick

Charlwood sits right on the north-west edge of the airport, and business sites in a rural parish like this tend to have hedges along their boundaries rather than tidy fencing. Those want cutting back off the lane and footpath regularly, with the heavy work done between September and February once birds have finished nesting. Verges on clay take a beating from vans in winter, so we time the mowing to avoid churning the ground into mud.

Offices and business parks in Charlwood: your questions

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

Can you work around opening hours?

We work Monday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm, and early starts are normal on commercial sites. A Saturday visit is possible if weekdays don’t suit.

Can you look after a single unit?

Yes. One unit is fine, and so are several units on the same estate under one contract.

How are commercial grounds maintenance costs worked out?

From the site, the work list and how often it’s needed. We walk it with you, then send an itemised quote and a fixed annual price.

Do you litter pick as well?

Yes. We pick litter out of beds, hedges and verges on each visit, so it isn’t left under the mower. On sites near busy lanes it makes a real difference to how the frontage looks.