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In an inspiring move towards sustainability, Meadow Landscape is taking significant steps to embrace a more eco-friendly approach in its operations. This commitment to environmental stewardship is highlighted by the transition to the all-electric Ford Transit, showcasing a forward-thinking mindset in an industry traditionally reliant on fossil fuels.

The move to electric vehicles like the E-Transit is just the beginning for Meadow Landscape. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to integrate sustainable practices across all areas of operation. From utilising battery-powered machinery to adopting eco-friendly materials, Meadow Landscape is dedicated to not only beautifying outdoor spaces but also preserving the natural environment for future generations.

As Meadow Landscape continues on this green journey, it sets a commendable example for the industry and encourages others to consider the long-term impact of their business practices on the planet. The transition to the Ford E-Transit is a testament to the company’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and the well-being of the communities it serves.This exciting development marks a new chapter for Meadow Landscape, one that promises a greener, more sustainable future. It’s a step forward that resonates with the growing demand for environmentally conscious services, offering hope and inspiration for a cleaner, greener world. By embracing the electric vehicle, Meadow Landscape is not just making a change in its fleet; it’s taking a bold step towards a sustainable future, setting a benchmark for eco-friendly practices in the landscaping industry.

We are thrilled to share the news that Meadow Landscapes has once again successfully navigated through the evaluation process, securing our CHAS accreditation. This achievement reaffirms our commitment to maintaining the utmost standards of safety, as our grounds maintenance teams adhere rigorously to all health and safety guidelines. We take great pride in being a company dedicated to managing your environment with the highest degree of safety, professionalism, and care.

Mike Dobbins of Meadow Landscapes comments on their investment in battery powered grounds maintenance equipment.

“Keeping our operatives safe at work is priority for our grounds maintenance company and reducing the risk of HAVS is a particular focus for us. There is much evidence which states that battery powered equipment causes less vibration for the operator compared to traditional, petrol driven equivalents. In addition, the battery operated equipment offers good protection against other health risks such as daily fume inhalation.

Another benefit to using battery-operated tools is the environmental impact. They are more sustainable; they have a very low carbon, volatile organic compound and dangerous fine partial matter output making for a much greener pollution footprint. There is no reliance on fossil fuel so there are no carbon emissions, and are not as noisy (a particular benefit when working in residential areas).

It is with great pleasure that we can announce that Meadow Landscapes has successfully passed the assessment process, once again earning us CHAS accreditation. This ensures that our grounds maintenance teams are operating at the highest level of safety, following all health and safety protocols. We are proud to be a company committed to making sure your environment is taken care of safely, professionally, and with prudence.

We are pleased to announce that at the start of April, Joe and Jade became husband and wife. Best wishes to the both of them from the whole team.

At Meadow Landscape we prioritise the health and safety of not just our employees but also the well being of our clients’ land. This is why, we are glad to announce Joe and Ollie, have successfully completed their ‘Pesitisdes Hand-Held Applicators’ training course.

We are pleased to announce that all our staff have completed the ‘First Aid at Work Training’ One Day Course on 7 January 2022.  This was a refresher for Andy, Alex & Kai, their current certificates were expiring after 3 years, and new training for Joe and Ollie.

Also, Joe & Ollie successfully completed the Lantra PA1 – Safe Use of Pesticides (Foundation Module) Course on 20/01/2022 and on top of this they have completed the PA6 Handheld Applicators [Knapsack] Course on 21 January 2022.

We are pleased to announce our health and safety systems and management have passed the stringent assessment process and we have been accredited by CHAS for another year.  You can therefore be sure that our grounds maintenance teams will carry out works to an extremely high standard being mindful of all aspects of health and safety.

We are pleased to announce our health and safety systems and management have passed the stringent assessment process and we have been accredited by CHAS for another year.  You can therefore be sure that our grounds maintenance teams will carry out works to an extremely high standard being mindful of all aspects of health and safety.

Congratulations on the completion of the Lantra Brushcutter Refresher Training.  Good to ensure all our staff are up to date with the relevant training to carry out our commercial grounds maintenance and landscaping contracts.