Hard-working landscaper David takes pride in his work.
After seven years, he has expanded to take on landscaper Ollie Brunton and has a strong order book. He has also branched out into realistic artificial grass in addition to his paving, turfing, brick and stone work. The grass has a 10-year guarantee against UV damage.
David left 25 years of secure employment and his job at a big driveways firm because he wanted to spend more time with his young children. “I wanted to be self-employed for ages but never had the courage,” he says. “I worked away from home a lot and having the children made my mind up.”
David, 54, once managed eight men for now-closed Cottage Garden Centre, Bamber Bridge – so he wants jobs to be just right. “Attention to detail is important. I take pride in my work and the finished article.” With a wealth of experience, he also installs fences, builds walls and lays flagging.
David aims to offer keen prices and good value for money. “I’m conscientious, I keep the job tidy and I enjoy the work! I’m reliable, give people a timescale and stick to it, weather permitting.”
He tackles any size of project, including big landscaping jobs.
