New lawns in Stowmarket, prepared properly underneath

What a handover garden usually hides

Lift the surface on a newly finished plot and you often find plant compacted subsoil, brick ends, plastic banding, mortar droppings and sometimes a buried offcut of membrane. None of that supports grass roots.

We dig out, remove the spoil, import proper topsoil to a real depth, level and firm it, then turf. It costs more than a rolled out lawn and it is the only version that lasts.

• Rubble and construction spoil dug out and removed
• Compaction broken up so roots have somewhere to go
• Screened topsoil imported to depth where needed
• Levelled, firmed, turfed and cut in at the edges

Finishing the rest of the plot

Most new build customers want the whole garden dealt with in one visit: the lawn, a gravelled bin and bike area, borders defined and a fence line put in. Doing it as one piece of work is cheaper than three separate visits.

Keeping it alive through the first summer

We leave you with a simple watering plan. Soak it on day one, water daily for two weeks, then taper. Do that and the lawn knits in before the first dry spell tests it.