Bay-windowed seaside terraces with small front lawns behind low walls and the sea at the end of the street

Turf laying in Tynemouth and North Shields

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From Tynemouth's Victorian terraces to the family homes around Preston and the streets of North Shields, coastal gardens bring their own conditions. Sea winds dry out turf fast, so preparation and watering both count.

Coastal gardens

Being close to the sea has its benefits for a lawn: frosts are milder and snow rarely lingers. But salt-laden winds dry turf out quickly, especially in exposed front gardens. New turf here needs particular attention to watering in its first weeks.

Edwardian red-brick semi with a neat striped front lawn, low brick wall and tiled path on a leafy street

Terraces and townhouses

Tynemouth and the older parts of North Shields have Victorian and Georgian terraces with long, narrow back gardens, often walled and reached through the house or a back lane. We plan access before the day and protect your floors if we're coming through.

Family lawns around Preston

Preston, Preston Grange and Marden have plenty of semis and estate homes from the interwar years to the 1970s, with lawns front and back. Many have had years of use and are ready for replacement: old lawn out, ground levelled, new turf down.

Coastal lawn tips

  • Water new turf thoroughly, and more often on windy days
  • Front gardens facing the sea dry fastest; give them extra attention
  • Keep heavy use off the lawn until it has rooted properly
  • Mow a little higher in exposed spots to help the grass hold moisture

Looking for artificial grass?

We lay real turf only. If you're weighing up the two, our comparison of artificial grass and real turf covers the differences.

Common questions

Does sea air affect new turf?

Wind and salt dry it faster, so water a little more often in the first weeks.

Do you cover Cullercoats?

Yes, along with Tynemouth, North Shields and the rest of North Tyneside.