Turf laying in Bishop Auckland

Turf laying in Bishop Auckland, Shildon and the Auckland villages

Bishop Auckland is the old market town where the River Gaunless meets the Wear, home to Auckland Castle. Around it, stone villages and estates sit on the valley sides, so sloping gardens and older lawns are a big part of the work here.

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  • Sloping valley-side gardens
  • Older homes and stone cottages
  • Lawns refreshed before selling or letting
Neglected back garden behind a stone terrace, with mossy, patchy grass and bare muddy patches

Bishop Auckland gardens

On the slopes

With the town and villages set along the river valleys, plenty of gardens fall away from the house. A mild slope can usually take turf as it is; steeper ones may need levelling or terracing first. Tell us about the slope and it'll be allowed for.

Older properties

Victorian terraces in town and stone cottages in villages such as Escomb, Etherley and Toft Hill often have lawns that have been there for decades. Lifting and relaying gives you an even, healthy lawn without losing the garden's character.

Estates around the town

Estates such as Woodhouse Close and Henknowle have plenty of family gardens where a worn lawn can be replaced in a day in most cases.

New striped back lawn with straight edges, a gravel strip and sleeper beds behind a brick house

Questions

Questions people ask us

Our garden slopes towards the valley. Can it be turfed?

Usually, yes. Mild slopes can take turf as they are, and steeper ones may need some levelling first. Mention the slope on the form.

Do you cover Shildon and West Auckland?

Yes, along with Coundon, Escomb, Etherley, St Helen Auckland, Toft Hill and Binchester. Ask about anywhere nearby.

Can you work around old stone walls and borders?

Yes. New turf is cut neatly to the edges of walls, borders and paths.