A PRACTICAL START
THE GROUNDWORK FOR A NEW LAWN.
A new lawn project often starts with an uneven or unfinished piece of ground. Reid can discuss the excavation, reshaping and trimming needed to prepare the area for your chosen turf or landscaping contractor. Explain the intended finish and share any level requirements before the work is arranged.
Look beyond the lawn itself when planning the job. Gates, paths, garden beds, existing trees and nearby structures affect access and the room available to work. Include photographs of the route from the street to the lawn so the available space can be assessed before equipment is selected.
Pinpoint also offers dirt and green waste removal. If the preparation creates material that needs to leave the site, include that in the initial conversation. Turf supply, soil supply and turf installation should be discussed separately so the responsibilities and timing of each stage are clear.
Useful details for your enquiry
- Describe the intended lawn area and finished level.
- Photograph narrow access points and features to retain.
- Confirm who is supplying soil and laying the turf.
GOOD QUESTIONS.
Do you supply and lay the turf?+
This service focuses on the earthmoving and preparation. Let Reid know who is supplying and installing the turf so the groundwork can be planned around their requirements.
Can you prepare a backyard with limited access?+
Tight access work is part of Pinpoint's service range. Send the narrowest access measurements and photographs so Reid can assess the site.
Can you clear away soil and green waste?+
Yes, dirt and green waste removal can be discussed with the preparation work. Include the type and approximate amount of material in your enquiry.