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There are certainly worse places to work than next to the stunning Kenilworth Castle!

We've been replacing kissing gates on the Millennium Trail in Warwickshire.

The trail meanders through some beautiful countryside and is well worth a visit.

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We pulled a little job in yesterday at Hollands Nursery in Twyford, Leicestershire, augering out 40 holes in readiness for a new polytunnel due to be put up soon.

Hollands is a family owned plant nursery, with gift shop and tea room and well worth a visit if you're in the area and looking to brighten up your garden.

Find them with What3words at

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Another access project ticked off the list!

We have installed this 9 metre Boardwalk at Beacon Hill Country park this week, to cross a newly dug, shallow drainage swale.

Given its soggy location, we have used recycled, composite plastic, giving the structure a working life of over 30 years!

If you fancy checking it out for yourself, it can be found via the following What3words location.

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Throwback to the spring when we extended and resurfaced a footpath through a recreation ground for a Parish Council back in the spring.

Local job for valued regular customers to finish the week off last week.

Whilst the ground conditions were great, the conversion with this little chap was all a bit one way! 😀

Despite the challenging weather, we've managed to tick another one off the list. (Even if I did manage to get the truck stuck!)

This latest project protects a new tree planting scheme in the National Forset, although I'm not sure I'll be around to see it in its fully matured glory! 🙈

Finally, a couple of dry day days! Cracking on with a tree plantation job in the Chranwoood Forest. 💪

Many thanks to the Ian and Tony for another job well done, putting our own stamp on our newest vehicle.

Ian did our first ever van way back in 2005 and Sign Shop has been our go-to ever since!

The photo's don't really do justice to the amount of work involved, but show site clearance work prior to fencing being installed.
Trees lifted, brambles flailed and hedges cut back. Whether it's in readiness for new fencing or just general tidying up and maintenance, we can usually offer a solution.

Some ditching work we carried out earlier this week.

Maintenance of these old ditches is often overlooked, but keeping them clear and flowing freely can make a huge difference to keeping your land drier through the wetter months.

A spot of Parish Council work again.

A section of damaged fencing replaced and two new wooden benches installed. Obviously, a thorough test of the benches was required afterwards. 👌

We pulled in this little domestic job today.

It made a nice change and was a bit of a throwback to when I started the business in 2005!