Trees, Shrubs and Grass Maintenance - Estates campaign March

Wed, 25 Mar 2026 10:34:37 Z

We work hard to make our estates safe and popular places to live. So, it’s important the outside areas we’re responsible for are also a nice environment for everyone.

Grounds maintenance is done throughout the year, but it increases between March and October, as this is when most greenery does its growing. The main jobs include:

grass cutting
shrub and hedge pruning
managing growth along pathways/access routes
leaf clearance at the end of each growing season.

We also carry out planting and projects with partners to help improve estates and promote biodiversity and resilience.

All outside works are dependent on the weather, so timings can vary each year.

Did you know we:

cut more than 550,000 square metres of grass
manage 22,000 square metres of meadow grass to increase biodiversity
maintain over 55,000 square metres of shrubs
look after nearly 20,000 metres of hedging, pruned twice per year, tailored to the type of hedge
manage and clear leaves from over 48,000 square metres of pathways and open areas.

We also look after larger areas of open space, verges and small play areas. Across all our estates we have a growing tree population of 9,500 trees. This is on top of other woodland areas we manage.

To find out when your next grounds maintenance visit is, enter your postcode here Glendale Local - Curo - Glendale Live

Grading is as easy as A+ to C

So we have clear way for customers, landlords and contractors to understand the standards we work towards, we use a grading system that’s been developed in consultation with tenants across the UK.

Everything we’re responsible for is scored from A+ to C and covers things like length of grass, hedge growth, weeds and impacts on paths and roads. There’s more details in our estates standards booklet. You can also find out about how you can help us keep your green spaces a great place to use.

Introducing the Curo Grounds Team

Thu, 16 May 2024 10:01:35 Z

We now have a dedicated Grounds Team at Curo who will be carrying out repairs to paths, walls and fences.

The team will be fixing cracks and replacing damaged sections in paths, repairing fencing posts and panels, and sorting out damaged brickwork and pointing in existing walls.

Larger, more complex jobs, will continue to be managed by our contractors.

The team has been created to help ensure that these smaller repairs can be carried out more quickly and efficiently. They’ve already made great progress on reducing the number of outstanding jobs, completing around 65 tasks every month.

If you have a path, wall or fence that needs repairing, please get in touch through MyCuro, on the website, or by calling the Customer Contact Team.

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Trees, Shrubs and Grass Maintenance - Estates campaign March

Introducing the Curo Grounds Team