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Communal garden maintenance in Copthorne

Shared lawns, beds and boundary hedges kept tidy for Copthorne residents and managing agents.

Communal garden maintenance in Copthorne covers more ground than you might expect. There are shared verges and corners in the cul-de-sacs, and the new homes at Heathy Wood were planned with a community park and open space. Someone has to keep all of that looking right, every month of the year, without residents having to chase anybody.

We already look after communal beds and hedges at blocks of flats near our base in Horley, and we run Copthorne sites the same way. You get a written annual schedule, a fixed price invoiced monthly or quarterly, and the same team every visit. Send us your current spec and we’ll quote against it, line by line.

What we look after

  • Communal lawns and verges
  • Parking court beds and kerb lines
  • Boundary and screening hedges
  • Bin store and entrance planting
  • Paths, steps and gravel kept weed-free
  • Leaf clearance from paths and drains
  • Gritting paths, steps and car parks in frost and snow

More about blocks and communal grounds

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Communal garden maintenance on Copthorne’s newer estates

New estates bring their own problems. Topsoil on a building site is often thin and compacted, so shared lawns can be patchy and slow to settle. Shrub planting goes in young and needs steady weeding before it knits together. Getting those first years right saves money later. We cut on a set schedule, keep beds weeded and mulched, and report anything that’s failed, like dead shrubs or sunken turf, so the managing agent can decide what to replace.

Verges, hedges and the edges of parking courts

Copthorne’s neighbourhood plan puts real weight on green verges and wants them protected from parking. Shared grass beside a parking court takes a hammering from tyres. We edge and strim it, keep it cut, and tell you when ruts are bad enough to need repair. Boundary hedges get their main cut between September and February after a nest check, and litter caught in them comes out the same day. For block of flats garden maintenance, bin store surrounds get tidied too.

Blocks and communal grounds in Copthorne: your questions

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

We already have a spec from our last contractor. Can you use it?

Yes. Email it across and we’ll price it line by line. If something in it doesn’t suit the site, we’ll say so rather than quote for work that won’t help.

Do you have insurance certificates for our files?

Yes. We’re fully insured and can send certificates to your managing agent or residents’ board whenever they’re asked for.

How do you handle requests from residents?

Through the managing agent or whoever holds the contract, so nothing changes off-spec without approval. If a resident flags something on the day, we’ll note it and pass it on.

How is communal grounds maintenance invoiced?

A fixed price for the year, invoiced monthly or quarterly to suit your accounts. Anything outside the schedule is quoted separately before we do it.

Walk the site with us.

We’ll come out, look at the grounds with you and send a written schedule and a fixed price for the year.

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