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rob@sharpeslawncare.co.uk
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6 Longfield, Formby L37 3LD
Get Your Lawn in Shape With Sharpes
We are an independent family-run Lawn Care Business based in Formby. We aim to treat each lawn as if it were our own, giving it the needed attention at the right time of the year. We provide lawn treatments such as regular and seasonal weed and feeds but also moss control and any remedial work like scarifying, aeration or lawn renovation. We are licensed in Safe Use of Pesticides (PA1) and Hand Held Applicators (PA6a).
Using professional products gives us the edge over an off-the-shelf product which often only has a temporary benefit and requires more regular applications. You will find that using our services will be more cost-effective than doing it yourself. Our knowledge of the local area also gives us an advantage in getting the right products for you. We can also ensure that you receive a regular and reliable service that is built on trust and honesty. We hope you enjoy our services and will recommend them to your family and friends.
Free quotations are available on request. This will identify any problems in your lawn and a series of treatment options that can be provided. We cover domestic properties in Formby. Email us to start changing your lawn to one you’ll love to show off to your friends and family.
Please feel free to get in touch using the quote box or if you would like to send pictures of a specific lawn problem then email or WhatsApp the photos. Thanks
*seasonal weed and feed and moss control
Pricing guide based on a 60m2 lawn area. All prices are inclusive of VAT at the standard rate.
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Price based on a 60m2 lawn area
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Price based on a 60m2 lawn area
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Price based on a 60m2 lawn area
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