CPS Grounds Ltd

13/04/2026

We are thrilled to unveil our latest landscaping project: a brand-new wildlife pond!

This beautiful addition isn't just about the view; it’s a living classroom. From observing life cycles to understanding ecosystems, our students now have a front-row seat to nature’s wonders right on the school site.

10/04/2026

When a customer wants top dressing to help with the condition of their driving range without disruption to business- we'll do it out of hours 👌

02/04/2026

Another driving range, so early start to get the job done before they open to the public ⛳ ⛳️

28/03/2026

Is there a more satisfying job than grass cutting in spring with perfect conditions?

27/03/2026

Getting some sports dressing sand out on one of our customers wetter pitches.

26/03/2026

Another early start to finish off the Verti-draining job for our customer.

25/03/2026

Early start this morning to get verti-draining started on a driving range before they open for the day.

16/03/2026

🐦 Bird Nesting Season Alert! 🐦

From March–September, birds may nest in hedges, trees, and shrubs — including the areas we maintain for schools, sports grounds etc.

At CPS Grounds ltd, we follow the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981:
✅ Inspect before any cutting
✅ Postpone work if nests are found
✅ Train our team to protect wildlife

🌿 Keeping your grounds safe, tidy, and wildlife-friendly!

📩 Planning maintenance this season? Get in touch for safe, compliant work.

09/03/2026

CPS Grounds ltd Tree Services🌳

Skill, safety, and the right equipment for the job.

Another day, another tidy finish.
Fully qualified. Fully insured. Fully committed to doing it right.

Get in touch for reliable arboricultural services.

02/03/2026

23/02/2026

DID YOU KNOW!!!

CPS Grounds ltd have a specialist Arboriculture Department, We carry out tree surveying and reporting on our sites using the PiCUS testing method

Saves Trees: 98% of trees condemned by visual assessment alone were found to be structurally sound after PiCUS testing.
Non-Invasive: It uses only small nails to bypass bark, avoiding the damage of traditional drilling.
Safety First: identifies hidden hazards in high-traffic public spaces or near buildings.
Informed Decisions: provides data-backed evidence for council applications or insurance requirements.

, , , , ,

02/02/2026

In the arborist world, safety isn't just about the right harness—it's about being ready for the "what if." A trauma kit is your most critical piece of gear for when things go wrong.
Why every arborist needs one:
Bleed Control: Chainsaw injuries can be catastrophic. A standard kit won't stop arterial bleeding, but a trauma kit with a CAT Tourniquet and Haemostatic Gauze.
Remote Response: We often work where ambulances can't easily reach. Your kit is the life-saving bridge during those critical first minutes.
Self-Rescue: Climbing kits are designed for one-handed access, letting you stabilize an injury while still in the canopy.