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the way, the odd design change, so be it – we would much rather leave site knowing we have done the best job possible and the customer is happy.” Between them, the team of Ben with 20 years’


“A


fter 8 years working with Greenlands Landscaping as the foreman, I took over the company – a move I have never


regretted”, explains owner Ben. “I believe in personal service and that is what


you get with us; we are a small team of dedicated professionals who care passionately about what we do, the quality of our workmanship, and the satisfaction of our customers which is why you will find me on site, ‘on the tools’, rather than in the office.” A refreshing approach which clearly pays dividends


judging by the amazing feedback the team receive and the reviews customers leave on their website – “I am proud to say, we have never had a bad job”, Ben adds. Perhaps due in part to Ben’s policy of only working on one job at a time so that it receives the team’s full attention, working with the customer to ensure the end result is what they want and “if that means a few tweaks along


experience in landscape design; Daniel who handles customer liaison, scheduling and logistics; carpenter John who undertakes all woodworking and electrical requirements; and mason Matthew, responsible for walling, paving and retaining structure works plus additional design work, there is nothing Greenlands Landscaping cannot handle. So, if you are looking for a team who cares as much about your garden as you do – check out Greenlands Landscaping. Tel: 01548 435138 www.greenlandslandscaping.co.uk info@ greenlandslandscaping.co.uk


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