Surrey Acres
Garden design, landscaping and maintenance for residential clients across South East England
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2023
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About Surrey Acres
Surrey Acres provides garden design and transformation, hard and soft landscaping, fencing, garden maintenance, clearance and external property maintenance. Services include end-to-end garden design and work on new-build gardens.
The family-run business serves clients across Surrey, Hampshire, Berkshire and London. It is based in Farnham, England, and was founded in 2023; founder and director Neil has nearly 20 years of industry experience.
Product: Garden design, landscaping, fencing, garden maintenance, clearance and external property maintenance services.
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