Turfing Installers in Norton

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping lifted weeds, improved soil and laid turf that meets the raised beds neatly. The mower strip keeps gravel at bay.

It’s fresh and easy to keep.

Dan mapped how rain crossed the garden, lifted a boggy corner and set vents in the border to help drainage. He trimmed arcs around beds so mowing is painless.

After one soak the colour evened out and the lawn reads calm.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping treated the lawn like a little project rather than a token tidy. Old grass out, rotavator through, topsoil blended where the swing had carved a trench, then turf laid snug to the path.

A final roll gave that gentle spring you notice when you walk. They swept, rinsed and left watering timings that actually fit around work. After one evening soak the seams softened and the colour evened. It changed how we use the garden in a day.

Dan trimmed clean around the tree well, set a narrow timber border and rolled once more after watering. The mower tracks straight and the colour sits rich in shade and sun.

The garden finally smiles back.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping stripped the mossy lawn, levelled the soil and rolled fresh turf tight to the path. Neighbours commented straight away.

Looks like a proper garden again.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping turned a patchy square into a confident sweep of green. They protected the patio with boards, rotavated deeply, then matched levels to the threshold so trays stay steady.

A slim timber edge now holds the gravel where it belongs. Aftercare was simple and clear, which I appreciated. The colour sits rich in shade and bright in sun. From the kitchen window the view feels calmer because the ground behaves. It looks as if the house gained a room that just happens to live outdoors.

Dan set the cut so chairs sit on paving not grass, then rolled once more. The mower tracks straight.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping removed the thatch, levelled the base and laid turf snug to the path. A quick hose test proved the fall.

It looks like a green rug.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping turned our muddy patch into a soft, even lawn. They rotavated, raked, rolled and tidied the lane before leaving.

Shoes stay clean getting to the shed now.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping improved the soil, corrected a hollow near the fence and laid fresh rolls with tight joints. The timber border keeps gravel where it belongs.

They rolled once more before leaving and the surface feels bouncy underfoot. From the kitchen it looks composed.

Dan lifted stones we didn’t know were hiding, firmed the base by feel and set the cut so the table sits on paving rather than turf. He tested drainage with a quick hose and adjusted one faint hollow.

Water now leaves without sulking by the step. His care sheet sits on the fridge. The grass looks thick and friendly.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping fixed a sunken corner by the pergola and stitched the new lawn to the old path so there’s no wobble under trays. The mower now runs cleanly along the edge, and there’s a soft give without mud.

A small card of reminders is on the fridge. It’s straightforward to keep nice.

Dan checked sunlight at different times, then placed the cut line so the table sits on paving rather than grass. He trimmed around the apple tree cleanly and left a hand-drawn watering schedule.

The lawn sits level to the terrace and looks like it has always belonged there.

Dan mapped how rain moves, lifted a dip and showed me with the hose. He set radii at the corners so turns take one sweep.

After one soak the seams blurred. Feels like new space.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping rebuilt the ground where the shed sat. Turf meets the stepping stones neatly and the mower no longer snags.