How much does lawn installation & turfing cost in Wimbledon?

Turfing is usually priced per square metre and depends heavily on how much ground preparation the site needs. We measure on site and quote a clear per-metre and preparation figure so you can see exactly what you are paying for. Every Wimbledon garden is different, so we always quote after seeing your space rather than over the phone.

What should I know about lawn installation & turfing for gardens in Wimbledon?

Gardens near Wimbledon Common often back onto greenery and mature trees, so we plan planting and lawns around shade and established roots. We factor that local detail into every job so the result suits Wimbledon specifically, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

Wimbledon · SW19, SW20

Lawn Installation & Turfing in Wimbledon

Name: House Of Horticulturists Ltd
Address: Esher, Surrey, GB
Telephone: 07774 259795
Price range: ££–£££
Rating: 4.8

From the grand period houses of Wimbledon Village to the family gardens of the surrounding roads, Wimbledon's outdoor spaces span a wide range. We cover SW19 and SW20 with design, build and maintenance to suit each. When it comes to lawn installation & turfing in Wimbledon, that local knowledge matters: Gardens near Wimbledon Common often back onto greenery and mature trees, so we plan planting and lawns around shade and established roots.

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Lawn Installation & Turfing · Wimbledon

Why local matters for lawn installation & turfing in Wimbledon

Choosing a team that already works across Wimbledon and SW19, SW20 means we understand the gardens here — the common-edge sand and gravel ground, the style of the local properties, and what makes lawn installation & turfing last in this part of London. We're regularly in Wimbledon and neighbouring New Malden and Kingston upon Thames, so a visit is easy to arrange.

The groundwork that makes a lawn last

We strip the old surface, correct the levels, address compaction and drainage, then add a quality rootzone or topsoil so roots have somewhere to go. On heavy local clay this step is what stops a lawn waterlogging and dying back each winter.

Turf or seed, the honest comparison

Cultivated turf gives an instant, usable lawn and suits most family gardens. Seed is cheaper and lets you choose a specific grass blend, but needs patience and protection while it germinates. We will tell you which genuinely suits your garden and budget rather than upselling.

How we work in Wimbledon

1
Assess & strip
Remove the old lawn or surface and assess levels, soil and drainage.
2
Prepare the base
Grade, decompact, improve the soil and create a fine, firm tilth.
3
Lay or seed
Lay cultivated turf with tight joints, or sow and protect a chosen seed blend.
4
Aftercare brief
Watering, first-cut and feeding guidance to get it established.

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