Pub garden maintenance in Godstone

Beer gardens, terraces and care home grounds kept tidy around guests and residents.

Godstone has more old inns than a village its size really needs. The Bell on the High Street dates from 1393. The Hare and Hounds looks down on the Green from its raised spot on Bletchingley Road, and the White Hart sits across from the Green, where cricket is played in summer. Pub garden maintenance in Godstone means getting those outdoor spaces ready for the first warm weekend.

Care homes need something quieter. There’s a nursing home on Tilburstow Hill Road in South Godstone, and for homes like it the garden is part of residents’ days. We work calmly, keep paths safe underfoot and keep noise to times that suit the home.

Pub garden maintenance in Godstone before the season starts

A beer garden takes a beating. Lawns get worn, borders get trodden in, and planters on a sunny terrace dry out fast. We’d start in March with edges, a spring tidy of beds and planters and the first cuts, so the garden’s ready before Easter. Through the season it’s regular mowing, weeding, deadheading and keeping hedges off the seating. We start early, before opening, so nobody eats lunch next to a strimmer. In autumn the leaves come off terraces and paths.

Care home and hotel garden maintenance

Care home garden maintenance is about calm and safety. Paths are kept clear of overhanging growth and leaves, raised beds and planters are kept tidy for residents who like to garden, and lawns are cut at times that suit the home. The same team comes each visit, which matters to residents. Hotel garden maintenance works on the same lines, with lawns and borders kept guest-ready. For all of these we write a schedule, agree a fixed price and invoice monthly or quarterly.

Care homes and hospitality in Godstone: your questions

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

Can you work before the pub opens?

Yes. We start at 7am, so mowing and strimming can be done and cleared up before the doors open. We work Saturdays too.

Can you look after the planters on our terrace?

Yes. Planters and containers are kept tidy, planted for the season and deadheaded through summer. Pots on a sunny terrace dry quickly, so we’ll tell you if they need more watering than our visits cover.

Will you work quietly around care home residents?

Yes. We agree times with the manager, keep noisy machinery away from windows at rest times and keep paths clear and safe while we work. And residents see familiar faces, because it’s the same team every time.