What Bayswater yards are usually like to work on
A lot of Bayswater homes have outdoor areas that are not simple flat rectangles. You might have a front lawn on a slope, a backyard with worn patches near the clothesline, or a narrow strip down the side of the house that never grows well. Some yards get heavy shade. Others get baked hard and turn dusty in warmer weather. Those conditions matter because artificial grass only looks good and drains properly if the ground under it is prepared the right way. Jason looks at the shape of the area, access, existing surface levels and how water moves through the yard before the job is priced and planned. That way your synthetic turf is installed to suit the site, not just rolled out and hoped for the best.





