Loamwork
We lay ready-grown turf in England and the Netherlands. You walk on your new lawn the same day.
Turf cut the morning we lay it. Soil test shown before delivery.
You rake the moss out of the lawn, but it grows back thicker by the next spring. The patchy green never fills in on its own.
You bought a bag of seed and spread it by hand. Six weeks later, you see bare soil where the grass should be.
You wait for the ground to dry after rain. The garden stays a mud pit, and you cannot walk on it for weeks.
You hire a gardener who levels the soil but leaves the turf for next month. You live with dirt for a season.
Most turf arrives days after cutting. You get a soil test before delivery, so you know the ground is ready before the truck arrives.
We cut the grass the morning we lay it. The roots are still fresh and the blades are not bruised by storage.
We level the soil first. A flat base means the turf settles evenly, so you do not get bumps or low spots later.
You walk on the lawn the same day. No waiting for seeds to germinate or for a new sowing to take hold.
You walk on a finished lawn the same afternoon the crew leaves. No waiting for seeds to germinate or plugs to knit together.
You see the soil test results before any truck arrives. You know exactly what the ground can hold before you commit to the layout.
The turf is cut fresh the morning it is laid. You get maximum root vitality without the guesswork of old stock.
You receive a written care plan for the first season. You know exactly when to water, mow, and feed without guessing.
You avoid the months of bare dirt and weeds that usually follow DIY sowing. Your garden looks finished from day one.
We dig, level, and amend your soil before the grass arrives. You get a flat, stable base that holds water evenly and drains well.
We cut the turf the morning we lay it. You walk on a green lawn the same day, with no waiting for seeds to germinate.
A written schedule for watering, mowing, and feeding during the first year. You know exactly what to do and when, so the roots take hold.
from bare soil to a lawn you can walk on
laid since 2017
from cutting to laying, never longer
included in the first season
Customers say
They tested the soil first and told me the shade corner would fail. It did not
Lawn usable in 1 day
Turf arrived cut the same morning, still cool to the touch
No brown patches after 2 seasons
The builder left rubble under 5 cm of soil. They removed it before laying
Saved a second re-turf
Pricing
up to 60 m2
60 to 140 m2
140 to 300 m2
Price is fixed after the soil test and does not change once work starts.
If the turf fails to root within 30 days on ground we prepared, we lift it and lay new turf at our cost.
Questions
Yes, lightly. Full use after 14 days, once the roots have taken.
We say so before you order. Under conifers we refuse the job rather than sell you turf that dies.
Yes, lifting and disposal are included in every price above.
Daily for the first 14 days, about 10 litres per square metre. The care plan spells it out.
It is included in the quote visit, and you get the reading in writing whether or not you order.
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Get a same-week quoteTurf cut the morning we lay it. Soil test shown before delivery.
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