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Landscaping in Liverpool

 

We are a professional landscaping company based in Liverpool, providing many landscape and driveway services to Merseyside, Lancashire and Cheshire.

 

About Us - Company History

 

Landscaping has always been in Darren's life since he was a young teenager. Over the last 25 years Darren has developed many skills in running his business and now as a company director he provides professional landscape, paving and driveway services in Liverpool Merseyside, and all around the North west.

 

Here is Darren Moss' journey through his landscape career...

 

 

It all started for Darren when his uncle employed him as a trainee landscaper, he worked for William Moss Landscapes for about twelve months. Then Darren went into business with his uncle and father and formed Moss Landscapes in 1986 .

 

In 1994 Darren Moss decided to branch out and start his own company called 'Abel Landscaping'. Since then Darren has focused on training all of his teams of men to very high standards, which resulted in Abel having an excellent reputation. For the first few years this company was a member of the Marshalls layer support scheme which later became the Marshalls Register.

 

 

In 2000 Marshalls created the Marshalls register which contains a list of highly reputable companies that perform to high standards which they recommend to their customers. Abel was automatically added to the Register because of the quality of work and already established reputation. They where one of the first landscaping companies to join the register.

 

Today...

 

Today Darren has been established over 25 Years acquiring a vast knowledge and experience of installing Marshalls landscape products.

 

Darren has been developing Abel Landscaping since 1994, and formed a Limited company in 2000 and became the director of the company. Since then Darren has focused on excellent customer service skills and training his team to very high standards.

 

Marshalls are the UK's market leader for supplying landscaping products. We have been a member the Marshalls approved register since it began in 2000. This means our customers have complete peace of mind, as our work is continually assessed by Marshalls. They guarantee our installation work provided that the customer has taken out the appropriate insurance; the insurance also covers a 5 year guarantee on workmanship and a 10 year guarantee on materials.

 

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