A Landscape Gardener I recommend

By Anthea
May 9, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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Anthea

Posted May 9, 2020

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Posted May 9, 2020

I would like to recommend a landscaper who has just revamped my garden. The quality of his work is excellent, and from the day he first came to discuss what I wanted to do he was knowledgeable, gave constructive feedback as well as options along the way so I could balance out how much I wanted to spend on each aspect.

The lockdown starting mid way through and it became difficult to get materials but he really went out of his way to complete my garden as soon as manageable.

He arranged all of the practicalities so I didn?t need to worry about it, left everything tidy each day and overall had a great work ethic.

I now have a garden I?m very happy with and don?t hesitate to recommend him to others.

His details are Steve Good, 07725 584253

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