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Grounds maintenance contracts, run by the owner

For parish and town councils, managing agents, managed estates and commercial property managers across County Durham, Newcastle and the North East. One written schedule, one point of contact, and the person who prices the work is on site doing it.

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Who we work for

Built around the people who sign off the grounds

Most of the business is contract work on sites the public see every day. These are the four kinds of client it is set up for.

account_balance Parish and town councils Recreation grounds, verges and the open spaces residents notice first, on a schedule the clerk can put in front of the council.
apartment Managing agents and managed estates Communal lawns, boundary hedges and shrub beds on residential estates and blocks, kept to the frequency the service charge is paying for.
business Commercial property managers Business park frontages and industrial units, where the grounds are the first thing a tenant or a visitor sees.
school Schools and care homes Grounds that have to stay safe and tidy while people are using them every day, with the work planned around that.

What a contract covers

Everything outside the building, on one schedule

One contractor for the whole site rather than a grass firm, a hedge firm and somebody else for the leaves. The frequency is set to the site, not to a standard round.

check_circleMowing, edging and strimming every visit
check_circleHedge and shrub pruning, planned around nesting season
check_circleLeaf clearance on paths, entrances and car parks
check_circleGreen waste taken off site, never left at the boundary
check_circleWildflower meadow cut and collect
check_circleSwale and drainage inspection
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Lantra Awards ApprovedCertified for the safe use of pesticides

How it starts

From one phone call to a written schedule

No tender pack to fill in before you can get a straight answer.

call 1. A free call Tell Reggie about the site using the form below. He rings you back and tells you plainly whether it is a good fit.
description 2. A written schedule Visit frequency set to the site, and the work for each season written down and agreed before the first visit.
person 3. One contact throughout Reggie runs the contract himself. If something needs changing, you ring the person who is doing the work.

Recent work

Contract sites we keep on top of

Communal grounds, housing blocks and an industrial estate unit. Every photograph is a Reggie T Landscapes site.

Wide communal lawn mown in stripes in front of a brick residential block with benches outside
Communal grounds and block frontage
Large communal lawn mown in stripes between two housing blocks
Communal grounds, cut to stripe
Striped lawn beside a gabion wall on an industrial estate unit
Industrial estate grounds
The covered timber deck Reggie built at a local school

Who runs it

Reggie Tribuisis

Director, Reggie T Landscapes Ltd

Reggie has 15 years in the trade and set the company up in 2024. He quotes the work, plans the schedule and is on site while it is being done. There is no account manager in between.

“Reggie is amazing, we've used his services for many different properties, he always does a great service and is very friendly!” Jaydon Childs, Google review. Every review on the profile is five stars.
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FAQs

Before a contract gets signed off

The questions a clerk or a managing agent asks first. If yours is not here, ask on the call.

What documents can you provide before we commit?expand_more
Insurance details, risk assessments, method statements and references, all on request. Company details are public: Reggie T Landscapes Limited, registered in England and Wales, number 15496162, registered office Unit 4 Plawsworth Road, Sacriston, Durham DH7 6JX.
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.
Can you look after more than one site?expand_more
Yes. Tick multiple sites on the form and say which ones, and a schedule is written for each.
When can hedges be cut?expand_more
Autumn and winter, once the bird nesting season has finished. Active nests are protected by law and the nesting season runs from roughly March to August, so hedge work is planned around it rather than squeezed in. If something has to be cut inside that window for a genuine safety reason, the hedge is checked for nests first.
What happens to the green waste?expand_more
It is taken off site and disposed of responsibly rather than piled at the boundary. Wildflower meadow arisings are cut and collected rather than left, because leaving them enriches the soil and the flowers stop coming back.
Do you cover Newcastle as well as Durham?expand_more
Yes. Newcastle is one of the areas we cover, along with Durham and the rest of the North East. There is more on our Newcastle page.

Where we run contracts

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Tell us what the site needs

Three short steps, then Reggie rings you back. No cost, no obligation, and you get a straight answer on what the site needs and what it would take to keep on top of it.

  1. 1What needs attentionTick what applies
  2. 2The site itselfType and rough size
  3. 3When to callName and number

What needs attention?

Tick anything that applies. It is fine to tick everything.

About the site

Rough is fine. The size guides are there so you do not have to measure anything.

When is a good time to call?

Reggie rings you back himself.

Prefer to talk? Call 07774 732804.

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That has come through

Reggie will give you a ring about the site.