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Artificial Grass and Fencing in Kent

Artificial grass surface in a planted garden

Artificial grass and garden fencing are separate services. You can request either service on its own, or ask whether both can be considered together for one garden. Any combined scope is confirmed in the written quote; one service is not automatically part of the other.

We are fully insured and provide free written quotes across Kent. The appropriate specification depends on the garden, ground, access, boundary and selected products.

Artificial Grass Installation

Preparation Before Turf Is Laid

Artificial grass preparation may involve removing existing turf or unsuitable material, excavation where needed, a suitable sub-base and careful compaction. The laying direction, joins and edge detail should be planned for the shape of the area and the selected turf.

Drainage is dependent on the soil, falls, surrounding levels and design. It should be considered alongside the base and edging rather than assumed to work in the same way in every garden.

Practical Turf Maintenance

Artificial grass still needs sensible upkeep. Brush the surface when required, remove leaves and debris, and clean local marks with a product suitable for the turf. Follow the product guidance for routine care.

Garden Fencing Installation

Boundaries, Posts and Supports

The customer should confirm the boundary and any access or neighbour arrangements before fencing work is specified. Post and support choices depend on the fencing system, ground conditions, levels and the loads the system is designed to handle.

Panel, closeboard and other garden fencing formats can be discussed according to the boundary and selected product. Gates are considered only where they are specifically requested and listed in the written scope.

Finish and Ongoing Care

Treatment or finish depends on the product selected. Maintenance should follow the supplier’s guidance and may include checking posts, panels, fixings and ground contact as the fence ages.

When Both Services Are Quoted Together

Artificial grass and fencing may be discussed together where access, sequencing or the planned garden layout makes that useful. The two scopes remain separate, so the quote will identify the turf work, fencing work and any preparation or removal items individually.

For related surfacing, see patio installation, outdoor porcelain, natural stone and block paving.

Garden Services Across Kent

Written quotes are available in Canterbury, Ashford, Maidstone, Dover, Folkestone, Thanet, Whitstable, Herne Bay, Faversham, Deal, Sandwich and Margate.

Request a Free Written Quote

Contact us for a free written quote and tell us whether you need artificial grass, fencing or both.

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