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Here at ANP Services Spalding, we pride ourselves on the quality of our workmanship, each and every task being carried out to the best of our abilities.

 

Continuous reinvestment in professional equipment leaves an unbeatable finish to lawns and hedges at your property, whether you have a domestic or commercial situation.

 

The lawn below is one of our regular jobs - initially taken on as a 'one off cut' whilst the customer was on holiday. On his return he contacted us again and booked weekly visits. He says that he was surprised that professional lawn mowing in the Spalding area could be had at such a competitive yet fixed price.

 

Use of our professional grade Hayter roller mowers makes a fine finish to his lawn, leaving the classic striped lawn effect - we do however alternate the mowing direction every third visit to prevent the grass 'laying down' due to continuous mowing one way.

 

Another regular client that uses us for all their commercial grounds maintenance requirements, recently opened a new site and called us to sort out the overgrown hedges and grassed areas around the site - careful and appropriate use of our multi functional ride on mower enabled us to cut and collect the long grass on a high cut setting, then a few days later return and re-cut using the machines mulch capability. We are confident that in time mulching on this site will help improve the grass through feeding the poor and nutrient lacking soil that exists on several of the grass areas. 

 

We can provide professional lawn mowing to domestic and commercial 'fine lawns' and also offer rough grass cutting services to all properties in and around the Spalding, Moulton, Gosberton, Pinchbeck and Pode Hole areas. With mowers from 16 inch cut to over 30 inch cut, in roller, four wheel, mulch and rear discharge we are sure to have a machine to suit your needs AND your lawn.

 

Don't forget it will soon be time for autumn lawn scarifying in our area - book early to avoid the rush!

 

ANP Services Spalding - 'For all your garden and grounds maintenance requirements'

 

Find us online: www.anpservicesspalding.com

Email us at: anpservicesspalding@yahoo.co.uk

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