Tree surgery and landscaping in Eastleigh

Eastleigh is about as local as it gets for us: ten minutes up the M27 or the Leigh Road, close enough that coming back to check on a job costs us nothing.

A lot of Eastleigh housing sits on heavy clay, which matters more than people think: clay moves as it wets and dries, so fence posts, patio bases and driveway sub-bases that were not built for it fail early. It is also why lawns here hold water in winter, and why aeration and drainage fix more Eastleigh lawns than feed does.

The gardens themselves run from compact terraces around the town centre to bigger plots out towards Bishopstoke and Fair Oak, and the work follows the same spread: fence runs and side gates in the terraces, full clearances, tree reductions and patios further out.