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If your lawn looks tired after winter—patchy areas, moss, weeds, or muddy edges—you’re not alone. Spring is the best time to reset your lawn so it stays greener, thicker, and easier to maintain through summer. Below is a practical checklist used by professional gardeners to bring lawns back to life across Bordon, Farnham and Haslemere.

Winter conditions create one of the biggest seasonal risks for commercial properties: slips, access disruption, complaints, and urgent call-outs. The best approach is planned and proactive—so you’re not reacting at the worst possible time.

If you manage a commercial property, you already know the pain points: missed visits, inconsistent standards, vague communication, and reactive firefighting when issues become complaints. A solid grounds maintenance contractor should reduce workload—not add to it.

Untidy hedges can make an otherwise nice property feel neglected—especially when growth blocks light, crowds paths, or spills onto driveways. The good news: hedge trimming is one of the easiest ways to keep boundaries neat and improve kerb appeal.