Artificial Grass & Fake Lawn Installers in Middlesex

Sick and tired of your fighting a losing battle with your lawn?
Then why not transform your worn-out grass with an artificial lawn?
Our local NeoGrass Approved Installers cover the entire county of Middlesex and have installed countless artificial lawns in Hounslow, Enfield, Uxbridge, West Drayton, Staines, Sunbury-on-Thames and Twickenham.
Middlesex is almost entirely within the ceremonial county of Greater London. It’s the smallest English county, after Rutland, but the third most populous in the UK.
Although it’s almost entirely a part of Greater London, many residents still consider themselves to be living within the bounds of Middlesex.
Many famous London landmarks used to lie within the historic county of Middlesex, which previously covered Westminster, Whitechapel and Millwall. The Houses of Parliament, Tower of London and even Buckingham Palace fell within the borders.
The distinctive Middlesex coat of arms originates from Anglo-Saxon times. The three ‘seaxes’, or short notched swords, that are displayed were weapons carried by Anglo-Saxon warriors. They are shown against a red background. The coat of arms also shows a Saxon Crown, which was added in 1910 to help differentiate it from the coat of arms of Essex.

The county comfortably covers what are arguably the UK’s three main sports: rugby, football and cricket. Rugby fans will be well acquainted with Twickenham stadium; Wembley Stadium is hallowed turf for fans of football, and Middlesex County Cricket Club has played at Lord’s – the home of cricket – since 1877.
Middlesex has produced its fair share of talented people, too. Music is well-represented, with singer, pianist and composer Sir Elton John; punk rocker, Billy Idol; and legendary Queen guitarist, Brian May, all hailing from the area. Brian May and his father even designed and built his first proper electric guitar – the Red Special – there. It was made from an old fireplace mantel a family friend was throwing away.
Actresses Jane Seymour and Keira Knightley were also born in Middlesex, as was the multi-talented Noel Coward.
Middlesex has its fair share of greenery. The land was once well-covered by the Great Forest of Middlesex, an ancient woodland recorded in the Domesday Book. Pockets of it, such as Harrow Weald Common and Queen’s Wood, still survive. The county also has a number of stunning gardens that people can visit, including at Myddelton House and Capel Manor Gardens.
Our installers have been transforming gardens and businesses across the county of Middlesex, and West London, for several years.
Because we have such a diverse range of clients, our artificial grass products have been used in gardens, schools and playgrounds, rooftops and balconies, swimming pool surrounds, offices and public areas.
If you are looking for a fake grass supplier or artificial grass Middlesex, or throughout the wider London area, please contact your nearest NeoGrass Approved Installer, below, for a free installation quote.
You can also request your free synthetic turf samples, by clicking here.