// Service · supply + lay
Old lawn lifted, ground rotovated, levelled and raked, fresh-cut turf laid and rolled. Turf goes down the same day it comes off the field, so it roots fast.
Tell us the rough size and your postcode. We come back the same working day with a price and the next available slot.
Seed gets eaten by the birds or washed out by the first heavy week. Doing it yourself means hiring a rotavator, shifting tonnes of soil and finding somewhere to tip the old lawn.
Get the levelling wrong and you live with a bumpy lawn for years. It’s the part that’s hardest to put right afterwards.
We don’t just roll grass out over whatever’s there. The ground gets properly prepared first - that’s the bit that decides whether a lawn takes.
The supply & lay standard
Old lawn and weeds lifted out, soil rotavated to break up the compaction, then levelled and raked to a fine tilth.
Your turf is cut to order and laid the same day it comes off the field, so it roots away fast instead of sitting on a pallet.
Old sod, roots and rubble go with us. You get the garden back clean and ready to water.
We leave you a straight watering guide for the first few weeks - that period decides how the lawn settles.
Real jobs around Morpeth and Northumberland.
Gardens we have turned round lately, and what each one needed.
The problem: Thin, mossy grass that never dried out under the trees.
The tired lawn came up in full, the ground was rotovated and levelled for turf laying, and we laid a shade-tolerant turf that copes with sitting out of direct sun.
The problem: A big sloping plot where the soil had compacted hard.
Broke up the compaction across the whole area, regraded it and levelled it for turf laying, then re-turfed the lot in a single run.
The problem: Builders had left rubble under a heavy clay topsoil that held water.
Cleared what the builders left behind, rotovated the clay and brought in fresh screened topsoil so the garden drains properly rather than sitting wet.
The problem: Patchy old grass that had given up at the front of the house.
Dug the old lawn out completely, regraded and levelled for turf laying, topped up with fresh topsoil and laid new turf across the front.
The problem: Curved patio edges and planted borders to work around.
Cut the turf in to follow every curve and border edge, so the joins sit tight and the shape of the garden still reads properly.
The problem: A coastal garden taking heavy use from children and dogs.
Laid a hard-wearing turf chosen to take the traffic, so it recovers from paws and football rather than wearing through to bare ground.
Gardens round here throw up the same handful of problems: heavy clay that holds water through a wet winter, builders’ rubble left just under the surface on the newer estates, and ground that’s been compacted flat by machinery. All three stop a lawn rooting, and none of them are fixed by laying turf straight on top.
That’s why the prep matters more than the turf. We rotavate to open the ground up, add screened topsoil where levels need building, and only then lay - cut that morning, down the same day.
Postcodes we cover include: NE61 · NE65 · NE1–NE13 · NE15 · NE8–NE11 · NE16 · SR1–SR6 · NE12 · NE27–NE28 · NE32–NE34 · NE3 · NE13 · NE37–NE38
Get a free supply-and-lay quote for your area.
Our laying diary fills up through spring and autumn. Send the details and we’ll come back the same working day with a price and the next slot we’ve got.
Most domestic lawns work out on area, access and how much prep the ground needs. Send a rough size and a photo if you have one and we will give you a proper figure rather than a guess.
