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Grounds maintenance in Wolsingham

Grass, hedges and seasonal work for the parish, its schools, churchyards and the bigger gardens of Wolsingham. We are based in Sacriston, about 12 miles away, and Reggie does the work himself.

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Wolsingham, Weardale

Where the beck meets the Wear

Wolsingham is a small town of under 3,000 people, sitting where Waskerley Beck runs into the River Wear. It has its own parish council, which looks after a park, a sports pitch, a cemetery, allotments and footpaths. Those are exactly the kinds of ground that need cutting on a written schedule rather than whenever someone has a free afternoon.

The grass here grows on river ground and hill ground, and a lot of it is open to the public. Down by the beck at the Demesne Mill picnic site, a couple of hundred yards off the Market Place, people sit on the grass all summer. The whole place fills up for the agricultural show on the first weekend of September, when well over 30,000 people a day come through.

We will be straight about distance. Our base in Sacriston is about 12 miles away in a straight line, which puts it among the further places we cover. It is on our Google profile as one of the areas we cover, and the owner still turns up for the work himself.

Who we work for in Wolsingham

Parish, school, churchyard and home

In a Weardale town the grounds belong to a handful of people. This is who we can help.

account_balance The parish council A park, a sports pitch, a cemetery and footpaths. We give the clerk a written schedule of works with the frequency set through the year, something to put in front of councillors.
school Schools Wolsingham has a primary school and a secondary school on a split site. Fields and boundaries are cut around the timetable, and hedges are done outside nesting season.
park Churchyards and cemeteries Careful work between headstones and along old walls, with strimming done by hand where a mower cannot go, and the arisings taken away.
cottage Larger houses and holiday lets Big gardens, paddock edges and lawns that need to look right between guests. Domestic work is taken on alongside the commercial contracts.

Services in Wolsingham

What we can take on in Wolsingham

The same services we offer closer to home, planned so a visit up the dale is worth making.

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Recent work

Open grass, cut properly

Photographs of our own sites in County Durham: open parkland, estate lawns and a housing scheme.

Open parkland lawn mown in stripes to a tree line
Open parkland, cut to stripe
Striped lawns maintained across a country house estate
Estate lawns, County Durham
Striped lawn wrapping around a brick housing block with a clipped hedge boundary
Housing scheme lawns
The covered timber deck Reggie built at a local school

Who you deal with

Reggie Tribuisis

Director, Reggie T Landscapes Ltd

A small town wants to know who is coming. It is Reggie, the director. The business is Lantra Awards Approved and certified for the safe use of pesticides.

“Reliable and well priced grass cutting service.” Alex Tranter, Google review. Every review on the profile is five stars.
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FAQs

Wolsingham questions

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Do you really come out as far as Wolsingham?expand_more
Yes. Wolsingham is one of the areas we cover. It is about 12 miles from our base in Sacriston in a straight line, so ring and talk the job through first.
Can you work around the agricultural show?expand_more
Yes. The show is on the first weekend of September, and if a site is being used for it, the cut can be planned before and the tidy up after. Tell us the dates when you ring.
Do you cut churchyards and cemeteries?expand_more
Yes. Cemeteries are one of the site types the business is set up for, and the work between headstones is done by hand where a mower cannot reach.
How often would you visit?expand_more
It changes through the year rather than staying fixed. Fortnightly from the first cut in spring, moving to every seven to ten days through peak growth in June and July, then easing off into autumn. The schedule is agreed and written down before the first visit.
Who would we be dealing with?expand_more
Reggie Tribuisis, the director. He provides direct oversight on every contract.

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