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Memory & Batho Brickwork & Landscape Contractors

Memory & Batho Brickwork & Landscape Contractors of Winchester has traded for three years.

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Hours
Until 4:30pm
Phone
07823 331079
Website
memorybathoblc.co.ukUnverified profile
Trading for
3+ years
Details last checked
2026-10-10

About Memory & Batho Brickwork & Landscape Contractors

Memory & Batho Brickwork & Landscape Contractors is a landscaping and gardening business based in Winchester. The team covers patios and patio cleaning, concrete bases, brickwork and repointing, driveways, fencing, turfing, grass cutting, hedge cutting, artificial grass, garden makeovers, sleeper work, and renovations and drainage. Services include restoring patios through cleaning, repairs and sealing, laying new patios in materials chosen to suit each property, brick or block walls to separate garden areas or create tiered gardens, and a complete range of fencing from softwood boundary fences to decorative hardwood options. Artificial grass is offered as an alternative to real lawns.

The business has 10 years of experience between the team and works on projects from start to finish, renewing plots with creative landscaping and gardening work.

What Memory & Batho Brickwork does

Where Memory & Batho Brickwork works

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What this work costs

Published UK ranges for the jobs Memory & Batho Brickwork is listed for, not a quote from them and not a price they have given us. Ask for a written quote.

Grass cutting£20 to £45 a visit
Turfing£10 to £30 a square metre laid
Artificial grass£50 to £90 per square metre
Hedge cutting£60 to £150 a hedge
Fencing£70 to £240 per metre

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