Your Service

Your Service

Glendale provide grounds maintenance services across the Wessex Water Southern and Western region, serving as a key professional partner to support Wessex Water's visual and corporate image. Our scheduled operations will include regular grass cutting, strimming, weed control, vegetation clearance, and hedge trimming, alongside minor arboricultural works, all performed according to an agreed annual programme. We are committed to maintaining the highest standards across all sites, including water treatment and recycling centres, bio-resources centres, sewage pumping stations, and office and depot locations.

Beyond our scheduled tasks, Glendale is prepared to deliver non-scheduled and ancillary services, such as specialised weeding, weed spraying, and ditch maintenance, as directed primarily by the Wessex Water Grounds Maintenance Coordinators, Molly Perham and Charlotte Leeson. 

We actively pursue continuous performance improvements throughout the cutting season, which runs from early March to the end of October. We are also fully equipped to manage and integrate any instructed variations into our work programme within seven days, ensuring all services are delivered with flexibility and precision to meet the evolving needs of the sites

Glendale has been providing grounds maintenance and landscaping services to Wessex Water since 2008.

Our Services Include

• Grass Cutting

Glendale will programme the work to ensure the number of cuts is suitably spread across the cutting season. In the event of a dry season and slow growth, the cuts may be reduced; equally, in the event of a wet season, with excessive growth, more cuts may be required. Any such changes will be planned with the Wessex Water Grounds Maintenance Coordinators.

Mowing will be carried out using mowers and strimmers, with arisings left on the ground. At water recycling centres, bioresources centres and sewage pumping station sites, as an alternative to strimming edges, fences, and around obstructions, these areas can be treated with an approved herbicide.

All sites are categorised as follows