Greater Manchester
Turfing in Manchester and Salford
From courtyards between apartment blocks to small back gardens behind new townhouses, city turfing is mostly about access and tight spaces.
Your quote in Manchester and Salford
Three short steps. Plot numbers and rough sizes help.
What turfing looks like in Manchester and Salford
Most of our city work is in places where nothing can be driven to the lawn. Turf comes in by barrow through gates, passages and sometimes lifts, so we plan the route before the day.
Newer townhouses around Ancoats, New Islington and out towards Openshaw and Gorton tend to have small, walled back gardens. They're quick to lay but often need the builders' soil replacing, as there's very little depth over the old ground.
In Salford, the schemes around the Quays, Ordsall and Pendleton bring communal lawns and courtyards, often managed by an agent who needs a clear quote to take to the residents.
Jobs we price here
- Communal lawns in city-centre and Salford Quays apartment schemes
- Small walled gardens behind new townhouses
- Returfing tired courtyards on older developments
- Older terraces in Chorlton, Levenshulme and Eccles getting a new lawn
How to get a quote
Use the form at the top of this page. Say whether it's one garden, a group of plots or a commercial area, add the postcode (or the plot number and estate if it's brand new), and send photos straight afterwards if you can.
Questions people ask
Do you cover all of Manchester and Salford?
Yes. If you're not sure your site is covered, put the postcode on the form and we'll tell you.
Can you look at it before quoting?
Photos usually tell us enough. For larger or unusual sites we'll arrange to see it first.