Fencing, decking and garden care
Fencing and garden work in Winscombe
Winscombe is just over the ridge from our base near Axbridge, and every service we offer covers it: fencing, gates, decking, hedge cutting, lawn mowing, maintenance and clearance. The village spreads along the valley at the western end of the Mendips, and a lot of our work there is regular care for big, established gardens.
Why do Winscombe gardens need regular care?
Many homes in Winscombe, Sandford and Woodborough have generous gardens with mature hedges, shrubs and long lawns, the kind that look after themselves for about a month and then don't. A regular visit keeps them in hand, rather than a hard cut-back every couple of years.
We can mow on a set round, trim bushes and shrubs, strim the edges and keep hedges in shape through the growing season. When you want a garden brought back first, clearing the overgrown parts is a job of its own, and we leave it tidy.
Most garden work in Winscombe we can quote from photos sent on WhatsApp.
Does your garden back onto the Strawberry Line?
Plenty do. The old Cheddar Valley railway runs right through Winscombe as a walking and cycling path, and gardens beside it need a boundary that gives privacy from passers-by without blocking the light. Closeboard is the usual choice; along a field edge, post and rail.
The path is busy with walkers, cyclists and dogs all year, so a solid fence or a well-kept hedge on that side is worth having. We can put up one or keep the other trimmed.
Which services do we offer in Winscombe?
All of them. Garden maintenance, mowing and hedges are the regular work in the village. Fencing and gates come up along the path, on the lanes towards Shipham, and where gardens run out to fields on the slopes. Decking we come and measure in person.
- Garden maintenance: Regular visits for large, established gardens: shrubs, edges and borders
- Lawn mowing: Long lawns mown on a set round through the season
- Hedge cutting: Mature hedges kept in shape, checked for nests in spring and summer
- Fencing: Closeboard along the Strawberry Line, post and rail where a garden meets a field
When should you give your lawn its last mow of the year in Somerset?
Also useful: What affects the cost of hedge trimming?; What affects the cost of a garden clearance?
We cover a 10 to 15 mile radius around Axbridge for every service. Larger business and farm jobs on request. Fencing and decking in and around Somerset, Taunton included.
Where else near Winscombe do we go?
Sandford, Woodborough, Sidcot and Barton within the parish, plus Shipham and Churchill close by. Axbridge is over the hill to the south, Cheddar beyond it, and Weston-super-Mare is out to the west past Banwell.
Also inside our full area near Winscombe: Sandford, Woodborough, Shipham and Churchill.
Questions
Questions about working in Winscombe
Short answers to what people in and around Winscombe ask us. Anything else, ring or WhatsApp 07594 230584 and ask.
Is Winscombe in your area even though it is in North Somerset?
Yes. We count North Somerset as Somerset, and Winscombe is only just over the hill from us, so every service we offer covers it.
Can you come every few weeks to keep the garden tidy?
Yes. Regular mowing and garden maintenance are a big part of our work in Winscombe. Send us a few photos and tell us what you would like done, and we can usually quote from those.
What fence suits a garden next to the Strawberry Line?
Closeboard is the usual choice for privacy from the path, and post and rail where the garden runs out to a field. We come and look at the line before we quote fencing.
Free quote
Get a free quote in Winscombe
Quotes are free, emailed to you or given on the day. Fencing and decking we come out and look at first; hedges, lawns and garden tidy-ups we can often quote from a photo. Tell us roughly what you need and where, and we will be in touch.
- Opening hours
- Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:30pm