The End Of Mowing? Your garden should be a pleasure, not a chore!
Mowing the lawn is typically the most arduous and time consuming garden maintenance duty.
Before
Fit, r gener
After
Installing an artifi cial lawn can banish many headaches and ongoing costs
in an instant. No more moss or mud patches, and the mower is history. Specifi cally designed for domestic use, landscaping grasses use multi coloured shades of natural looking green – which look incredibly realistic. They can easily withstand the rigors of family life, including pets. A well fi tted front lawn can fool many passers-by and give your property instant curb appeal. Similarly an underused back yard or slippery decked area can be transformed into a lush patch of green.
Your lawn should be a pleasure, not a chore. Pet friendly & easy to maintain. We fit artificial grass throughout Dorset.
FOR YOUR FREE QUOTATION, CALL TODAY! Contact Roger Hill on
Tel: 01929 552505 Mobile: 07708 923998
35 Ropers Lane, Wareham, Dorset BH20 4QT
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Maintenance is minimal. An annual spruce up, removing surface
debris and giving it the once over
with a stiff yard broom is all that is usually required to keep an artifi cial lawn looking good.
For advice or a free quotation, call The Artifi cial Grass Installer today, on 01929 552505.
If any of the above excites you, contact Dusty Dog Marketing – a local company ready to help you propell your business to the next level.
CONTACT US TODAY
dustydogmarketing.co.uk natalie@dustydogmarketing.co.uk
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