Managing agents and residential blocks in Reigate

Communal garden maintenance in Reigate

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

Communal garden maintenance in Reigate covers sites of every size and age, and plenty of them sit among mature trees and hedges that were there long before the flats. What they all share is residents who notice every missed cut and every weed in the parking court, and who’ll tell the managing agent about it.

We already look after communal beds and hedges at blocks of flats locally. Managing agents and residents’ management companies get a written annual schedule, one fixed price invoiced monthly or quarterly, and an itemised quote that’s easy to put in front of directors.

Block of flats garden maintenance among mature trees

Older trees and long-established hedges change the work. Privet, laurel and holly boundaries need regular cuts to keep them off paths and parking bays. Lawns under trees go thin and need a sensible mowing height. And every autumn there are leaves to clear from paths, bin stores and drains before they become a slip hazard or a blocked gully. All of it goes into the written schedule, because communal grounds maintenance only works when nothing relies on someone remembering.

Communal garden maintenance in Reigate that works around residents

Parking is often tight at Reigate’s blocks, so we plan visits to keep the van out of residents’ way at busy times. Working Monday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm, gives us room to fit around a site’s routine. Mowing and hedge work near parked cars is done with care, and paths are blown and swept before we leave. It’s the same team every visit, so residents get to know us and we notice when something has changed. Problems come straight to us, not through a call centre.

Blocks and communal grounds in Reigate: your questions

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

Will you quote against our current grounds maintenance specification?

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.

Can our managing agent have copies of your insurance?

Yes. We’re fully insured, and certificates can be sent to the agent for your files whenever they’re asked for.

How is a communal contract invoiced?

One fixed annual price, split monthly or quarterly, with an itemised quote behind it. It keeps the service charge budget predictable and easy to explain to leaseholders.

What happens to the leaves and cuttings?

They leave with us on the day. Nothing goes into the residents’ bins or gets piled up behind the bin store, which is usually the first thing people complain about.