Wreford Company News

This month we have launched a new trade area to our Hedging Trees and Topiary Website. The area allows our trade customers to create a login and access an up to date list of our trade prices.

The area is aimed at anyone from Garden designers through to County councils. To create a log in and get started click here.

“The creator of Grand Designs and Property Ladder is now developing a new prime time (6x1hr) property series for Channel 4.

We are looking for beautiful homes that are starting to fall apart. We hope to highlight the many problems that people face when their properties have been damaged by leaks, major cracks, dry rot, and subsidence. As Japanese knotweed is such a huge problem and can destroy buildings at such pace, we would really like to feature this problem as well.

Our team of experts will use the latest technology and hi-tech gadgets to investigate people’s houses, examining the main structure to uncover the problems and looking ways they can be solved.

We are hoping to find properties old and new with extreme problems and great stories to tell. During the programme there'll be loads of tips and advice to help others avoid similar situations. We'll also follow the process of how the buildings can be restored back into desirable homes.”

If you think that your house would make an interesting study for this series, Please contact Louise Penez
Tel: 020 7855 7418 or email louise.penez@redhousetv.co.uk

Of course you can also contact Wreford direct with any knotweed related problems, and we can provide free no-obligation quotations for any necessary works. Call Brian, Matt or Jeanette on 01327 704380, contact us using our Online Contact Form or go to www.Knotweed.co.uk

On February 11th 2009 Wreford Ltd were delighted to receive recognition of the excellent workmanship and finish for a recently completed large, Georgian manor garden, designed by Christine Whatley. The APL Judges praised the use of stylish and quality materials and were impressed in particular with the outdoor seating area, which was transformed by night by a well designed lighting scheme.

Amy Laurence, the Project Manager of this landscape commented "As the first APL awards we have entered for, we were encouraged to receive a Commendation for the results of all the Landscaping Team hard work and efforts in creating a beautiful and successful garden."