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Outdoor spaces. Made for more.

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Our promiseThe most seamless outdoor partnership.

Commercial landscaping & maintenance services

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Well-kept spaces. One less thing to worry about.

By taking a considered approach to the spaces your clients and tenants arrive at, live in, work in and experience every day, we make outdoor property care one less thing to worry about.

Our Philosophy

About MDPS

Proud to call
the Midlands home.

Based in Spondon, working across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. From Derby to Nottingham, Mapperley and the places in between.

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A fresh approach,
grounded in experience.

Thoughtful design and skilled workmanship, shaped around the moments an outdoor space makes possible.

100+

Contented clients

50 years

Combined experience in the team

02

Dedicated teams

3D

Detailed design, made clear

How We Can Assist

Planting, lawns and seasonal care for shared outdoor spaces.

Practical improvements to the routes and edges around a property.

Walls, structures and external improvements with a clear scope of work.

Agreed priorities, planned visits and clear communication about the work.

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Before you begin

Frequently Asked Questions

Practical answers for property managers, shared grounds and commercial spaces.

Can ongoing grounds maintenance be arranged?

Yes. Share the property location, the areas to maintain and any preferred visit frequency. Priorities and a suitable scope can then be agreed.

How are access and resident disruption handled?

Access arrangements, working areas and timing are discussed before the work is agreed, including the needs of residents, tenants and other contractors.

What is needed to prepare a proposal?

The site address, photographs or plans, the required work and any target dates are a useful starting point. A site visit can establish the practical details.

Can landscaping and property improvements be combined?

Yes. Planting, paths, boundaries and external improvements can be discussed as one scope, with clear priorities and a proposed sequence of work.

What could more
look like for you?

What does more look like for your tenants, with fewer headaches for you?

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Outdoor SpacesMade for More

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