Care homes, hotels and pubs in Newdigate

Pub garden maintenance in Newdigate

Beer gardens, terraces and residents’ gardens kept ready for people to actually use.

Pub garden maintenance in Newdigate matters more than you’d expect for a village this size. There are two pubs, and both have gardens people come for. The Six Bells, opposite St Peter’s, has a large garden with children’s play equipment at the back. The Surrey Oaks, out at Parkgate, has a very large garden with lots of tables. On a warm Sunday, the garden is half the business.

We also do care home garden maintenance across the wider area, and the principle is the same. A garden people sit in has to be safe underfoot, pleasant to look at and looked after quietly, without anyone feeling they’re sharing it with a mower.

Pub garden maintenance in Newdigate starts with the lawn

A pub lawn takes a beating. Tables get dragged, feet wear paths to the play area, and on clay the worn patches turn to mud after a wet spell. We cut on a schedule that suits your trade, so the grass is fresh before the weekend rather than being mown under people’s lunch. When the clay is soft we keep the mower off the worn strips, so they aren’t churned up any further. Hedges round the garden are kept tight, and beds and planters near the door are weeded and refreshed so the first impression is a good one.

Care home and hotel garden maintenance, done quietly

Wherever people are staying or living, we work around them. That means fitting visits around mealtimes and activities, keeping loud machinery away from windows at quiet times, and making sure paths are clear and safe to walk on, especially in autumn when wet leaves make them slippery. We’ll agree a written schedule and a fixed price, invoiced monthly or quarterly, and insurance certificates are available for your files.

Care homes and hospitality in Newdigate: your questions

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

Can you get the garden ready before the season starts?

Yes. A spring visit to cut back, weed, edge the lawn and tidy the hedges gets a beer garden looking right for the first warm weekend. Regular visits then keep it there.

Will mowing disturb customers or residents?

We’ll plan around you: early mornings before opening, quieter days, or times when residents are indoors for meals. Just tell us what works.

Can you keep the tubs by the door looking good?

Yes. Planters by the entrance and on terraces get weeded, deadheaded and replanted each season if you’d like colour there.

What about the grass round the play area?

We’ll keep it cut and edged, clear the leaves and keep hedges back from it. The equipment itself, and any safety surfacing, stays with your own inspections.