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Communal garden maintenance in Horley

Shared lawns, parking court beds and hedges kept tidy for Horley residents and managing agents.

Horley has far more shared grounds than it did twenty years ago. Westvale Park is planned at 1,510 homes and The Acres north of Langshott has 710, and new estates like these come with communal verges, parking courts and play spaces. Communal garden maintenance in Horley is about keeping all of it tidy enough that residents don’t email the managing agent.

We already look after communal beds and hedges at blocks of flats locally. You get a written annual schedule, one fixed price invoiced monthly or quarterly, and itemised quotes you can put in front of directors or leaseholders. Problems get raised with us directly.

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

Managing agents and residential blocks in Horley

Block of flats garden maintenance on newer estates

Grounds on newer estates have their own habits. Turf laid during construction often sits on compacted ground and thins out in dry summers. Shrub beds planted for handover start crowded and get more crowded on clay. Screening hedges along parking courts grow quickly and start brushing cars. So the schedule is built around those: mowing and edging, beds weeded and mulched, hedges kept off paths and bays, and bin store planting kept in check.

Communal grounds maintenance on a site like that is mostly about consistency. Residents notice when the lawn’s cut one week and missed the next, so the schedule is written down and kept to.

Communal garden maintenance where the ground stays wet

Horley’s clay sheds water rather than soaking it up, and parts of town sit close to the Mole, the Gatwick Stream and the Burstow Stream. On a communal site, that makes leaf clearance from paths and gullies more important than most agents expect. Blocked gullies plus heavy rain means a flooded parking court. We build leaf clearance into the autumn visits and keep mowers off soggy grass that would only rut.

Blocks and communal grounds in Horley: your questions

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

Can you quote against our existing spec?

Yes. Send it over and we’ll price it line by line. If there isn’t one, we’ll walk the site with you and write one together.

Will residents see the same people each time?

Yes. It’s the same team every visit, so residents get to know us and we notice when something’s changed.

Can we have copies of your insurance?

Yes, insurance certificates are available on request for your files.

How is the work invoiced?

One fixed annual price, split monthly or quarterly, with an itemised quote behind it. That keeps the service charge budget steady and gives you something clear to show the directors or residents.

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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