Commercial grounds maintenance in Newdigate

Grounds care for rural business premises, converted farm buildings and village frontages.

Commercial grounds maintenance in Newdigate means looking after the village’s working premises: a shop with a sub post office, a good number of local businesses and farm buildings put to commercial use. A 2026 letting at Eastwood Farm, off Rusper Road, offered storage units in a rural yard. Sites like that need the grass cut, the hedges kept back and the entrance tidy.

We’re one of the local grounds maintenance companies, based 4.5 miles away in Horley, and we look after single sites and groups of sites alike. Each one gets a proper written schedule and a fixed price.

Commercial grounds maintenance in Newdigate’s farm yards

On a farm-based site the jobs are a bit different. There’s often a long access track with grass verges either side, hedges that need keeping clear of vans and lorries, and a gated entrance that should look cared for when a customer pulls in. We keep verges cut, sight lines clear at the road, hedges trimmed back and beds by the office tidy. On clay we won’t run machinery over soft verges in a wet winter. We’ll pick a dry day instead.

Commercial grounds maintenance contracts that are easy to run

You get a written annual schedule showing what we’ll do and when, a fixed price, and an invoice each month or quarter. Quotes are itemised. If your landlord or insurer already has a grounds specification, we’ll quote against that. We work Monday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm, so noisy jobs can be done early before customers arrive, or on a Saturday when the yard is quiet. If your insurer wants to see our certificates, we’ll send them.

Offices and business parks in Newdigate: your questions

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

Can a single unit have its own grounds contract?

Yes. A single unit with a frontage verge and a hedge is a perfectly good contract, with its own written schedule and fixed price.

Can you work around deliveries and opening hours?

Yes. Tell us when the yard is busy and we’ll fit round it. Early starts and Saturdays are both possible.

Do you deal with trees along the site boundary?

No. We trim hedges and prune shrubs, but boundary trees are a job for an arborist. If we spot something that looks like it needs attention, we’ll mention it.