Take a look at some of the building projects we have had the
pleasure of working on! By visiting the following link http://www.whitehalllandscapes.com/index.php?webpage=buildingprojects.html
Wednesday, 16 May 2012
Friday, 11 May 2012
Sports Grounds Construction and Maintenance Services
Check out this pic of our sand banding equipment which is ideal for secondary drainage and soil improvement. If you would like to find out more about secondary drainage and soil improvement or would just like to know more about sports grounds construction and maintenance services please feel free to visit us online at http://www.whitehalllandscapes.com
Wednesday, 2 May 2012
White Hall Landscapes in The Landscaper LS158 March12
Have a read of our latest feature in the the industry recognised Landscaper Magazine, thanks 'The landscaper'
The Landscaper LS158 March12
The Landscaper LS158 March12
For details of our services, visit us online at Whitehall Landscapes
Wednesday, 25 April 2012
6 Tonne Spreader
At Whitehall we utilise a 6 tonne Spreader on wide turfs
enabling large volumes of material to be spread evenly and efficiently.
Materials used are normally silica sand, loam or root zone mixes depending upon
requirements. To find out more about our sports
ground maintenance techniques visit us online at http://www.whitehalllandscapes.com/
Wednesday, 18 April 2012
Take A Look At The Fertiliser Spreader
The Fertiliser Spreader ideal for spring renovation work or winter feed, fits on compact. We also have a 2 tonne machine to fit larger tractors for volume on pitches. Visit us online to find out more http://www.whitehalllandscapes.com
Sports Pitch Maintenance – Introducing The Veridrain
Whitehall operates a 2.4m veridrain which is ideal for large sports turf areas such as:
- Football Pitches
- Rugby Pitches
- Hockey Pitches
- Cricket Outfields
- Golf Fairways
Visit us online to find out more http://www.whitehalllandscapes.com
Friday, 30 March 2012
Sports Ground Maintenance - Introducing The Earthquake Machine
The Earthquake Machine works completely differently to the vertidrain unit. Blades are driven forwards into the ground to cut a slot to the depth required to break up the pan. It works well in hard conditions, causing fissuring of the surface, improving its results. As with vertidraining, best result are gained by following up with an application of sand. This is then given a similar function to sandslitting but at a far reduced cost.
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