Lawn restoration in London

Photograph the lawn as a whole and take closer views of the affected patches. Describe when you first noticed the problem and whether it returns in the same places. Note areas used as walking routes, shaded sections and spots that stay wet after the surrounding ground has dried.

If you know about earlier treatments or ground work, include that information. There is no need to diagnose the problem yourself. In a London garden, buildings, trees and narrow layouts can create very different conditions across a small lawn. Show the entrances too, particularly where equipment would need to pass through the house or down steps.

On assessment, we consider the grass cover, the ground condition and the relationship between damaged and healthier sections. We discuss the way the lawn is used and whether surrounding features are contributing to the problem. This helps identify a scope that deals with the condition rather than only its appearance.

Ordinary lawn care is different from a wider scheme involving protected features or substantial ground changes. Where those are part of the proposal, check with your local council about relevant restrictions. We agree the restoration quotation, plan the work and manage it from start to finish.