Ground Care, Landscaping and Design Solutions
Edenbrook Landscape Solutions provide a comprehensive range of grounds maintenance and landscaping services to businesses and private clients. We are fully committed to improving and managing grounds, from small to large scale outside spaces, providing a single point of contact for a diverse variety of landscaping needs. Our client base covers Kent and the South East, including Maidstone, Faversham, Tunbridge Wells, Sittingbourne and the Isle of Sheppey.
Our services cover every aspect of grounds maintenance and grounds care and we undertake a variety of short and long term contracts. Our clients include commercial businesses, industrial and factory sites, construction contractors and architects, property developers, schools, colleges and education facilities, councils, parish councils and more. We provide consistent, professionally maintained grounds and spaces, enhancing a company's image to visitors and creating enjoyable areas for workforces and the public.
In addition to the grounds maintenance aspect of our business, we also offer a full landscaping and design service. Our services include large and small garden design and construction, native planting designs, annual bedding displays, wild flower meadows, semi mature tree planting, turf establishment and more. With an innovative and imaginative approach to landscaping we use a variety of bespoke, original and traditional materials, in unique and creative ways.
We have a fully qualified and competent workforce and use only recognised and professional equipment. Edenbrook Landscape Solutions hold a current Waste Carriers License, are fully covered by public and employees liability insurances and our staff are fully DBS checked.
We would be delighted for you to browse through our website to find out more about us. The Services page will provide you with more information on our extenstive range of services and if you would like us to contact you, simply get in touch with one of our team to discuss your requirements.
