Artificial grass
Ruffells Range grass on a base designed around the plot you actually have, including lower or wetter ground if that is what we find. Guide to costs.
On the Adur estuary
Ruffells covers Shoreham-by-Sea for artificial grass and related landscaping. It is a different setting from the high chalk cliffs further east, and Adam will come and look at the garden on a free, no-obligation survey before quoting.

A finished lawn, decking and sleeper bed. A Ruffells job photo, not claimed as a particular Shoreham garden.
Shoreham-by-Sea sits on the Adur estuary, with the harbour, the river and the sea all close by. Some gardens, particularly on lower ground near the river or the harbour side, need a careful drainage plan. Standing water and a high water table are not a given on every plot, but they are more worth checking here than on a well-drained downland slope, and we would rather see the garden than guess from a map.
Closer to the front, salt and wind are part of the picture, as they are along the rest of this coast. Further into the town the gardens are more sheltered, and the mix of older streets and later housing means access and plot size vary a good deal.
The ground itself is not the thin chalk of Peacehaven or Saltdean in every case, so the sub-base for a lawn and the falls on a patio are decided on site. Portslade and Hove are the neighbouring areas we also cover.
What we can do here
We supply and fit the Ruffells Range of artificial grass in Shoreham-by-Sea, with a 10-year warranty on the grass and a guarantee on the works. Because drainage can be more of a question here than on the downs, the survey always includes a look at how the garden handles rain. Patios, fencing, decking, sleepers and raised beds can be quoted at the same time. You can also read about these services on the main services list.
Ruffells Range grass on a base designed around the plot you actually have, including lower or wetter ground if that is what we find. Guide to costs.
Patios laid with careful falls, which matters more on lower-lying Shoreham gardens than on a freely draining chalk slope.
Garden fencing to close in a plot or finish a landscaping job, allowing for salt air on the more exposed streets.
Timber or composite decking, including a slightly raised platform if you want sitting space kept off damper ground.
Sleeper walls to retain a bank, lift a lawn edge, or step a garden that falls towards the river or the harbour.
Raised beds that lift planting above a lower garden, often built with sleepers.
A clear plan for rain and, where it is relevant, for ground that stays wetter for longer after heavy weather.
Shoreham-by-Sea is west along the A259 or the A27, past Southwick. Low-lying plots near the river and harbour get a closer look at drainage on the survey, alongside the usual check on access and parking.
We work Monday to Friday, 8am–5pm. We work from home, so we do not publish a street address; the survey is at your property.
The guide is the same across our area, because the work is priced from the garden itself, not the town name. As a guide, artificial grass typically costs £55–£65 per m² installed. Ground prep, access, drainage, levels and grass choice all affect the final figure, which is confirmed after a free, no-obligation survey. There is no minimum charge. Other work is quoted at the survey.
Yes. Ruffells covers Shoreham-by-Sea from our Brighton base. Adam will come to the garden for a free, no-obligation survey before quoting.
As a guide, typically £55–£65 per m² installed. The exact price for a Shoreham-by-Sea garden is confirmed after a free survey, because ground prep, access, drainage, levels and grass choice all affect the figure.
Some do. Standing water and a high water table are not a given on every plot, but they are more worth checking here than on a well-drained downland slope. We would rather see the garden than guess from a map.
Yes, from lower ground near the river and harbour to more sheltered streets further into the town. Access and plot size vary, and closer to the front, salt and wind are part of the picture, as they are along this coast.
Free, no-obligation
Adam will come and look at the garden, talk it through and confirm a price. As a guide, artificial grass typically costs £55–£65 per m² installed; other work is quoted at the survey. There is no minimum charge, and all works are guaranteed.
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