Soil Improvement & Fertilising

1. Compacted Soil

• Soil compacted and low in nutrients
• Limiting healthy plant growth

2. Poor Drainage

• Areas of poor drainage causing waterlogging

3. Weeds & Debris

• Presence of weeds and unwanted organic matter

4. Depleted Soil

• Patchy or depleted soil with inconsistent structure
• Reduced fertility and biological activity

minor Repairs

• Cleared weeds, roots, and debris from affected areas
• Added soil conditioners to improve moisture retention

moderate Repairs

• Broke up compacted soil by digging, turning, and aeration
• Improved drainage by loosening subsoil and levelling ground
• Incorporated organic matter (compost/manure) to enrich soil

major Repairs

• Supplied and spread high-quality topsoil where required
• Full soil replacement in severely affected areas
• Re-levelled and prepared surface for planting or turfing

When Replacement Is Needed

• Soil is compacted and nutrient-poor
• Preparing for new planting or turfing
• Addressing drainage problems

Installation Steps

1. 1

   Clear Area

   • Remove weeds, roots, and debris
2. 2

   Break Up Soil

   • Dig, turn, and aerate compacted ground
3. 3

   Improve Structure

   • Add organic matter (compost/manure)
   • Add soil conditioners for moisture retention
4. 4

   Spread Topsoil

   • Supply and spread high-quality topsoil where required
5. 5

   Apply Fertiliser

   • Balanced fertiliser suited to intended planting
   • Evenly mixed into soil for consistent distribution
6. 6

   Final Grading

   • Level finish ensuring proper drainage