Goddards Landscape Contractors

After a challenging hot and dry summer all staff are now gearing up for a large number of exciting new projects to be completed to tight programmes.

We are pleased to announce that we have won awards for both our entries; Lillie Square and Olympic Way in the Soft Landscaping Construction (Non-Domestic) cost under £300k category.  We look forward to the awards ceremony on the 7^th December!

Farewell & good luck to Mike Johnson who has been with the company for over 30 years. Mike was our senior maintenance manager for a number of years and significant in the establishment and development of our maintenance division.

Farewell to Sue who has retired having been an important part of the Goddards team for the last 30 years, most recently overseeing Payroll & HR.

Following on from our NVQ success last year, we have 3 members of our team embarking on level 3 NVQ’s in Team Leading/Horticulture. Good luck to Ashley, Ryan & Connor.

Congratulations to Helena who has just completed her Business Administration NVQ.

We have completed our planting works to Chessington World of Adventures’ newest attraction, Tiger Rock, which was undertaken on a tight schedule, just in time for the tigers to move in!

We would like to welcome Andrea Moggach & Alan Mitchell to the Goddards team. Andrea is settling in well as accounts manager and Alan has joined as senior maintenance manager.

We are looking for additional staff to join our team including; an experienced Contract Manager; Construction/Maintenance Supervisor & Construction/Maintenance Team Leaders and Operatives. We offer excellent salaries and a clear promotion path up through the company for the right people – contact us now with your CV’s.

2018 sees a number of existing Contracts to complete and new ones programmed to start – including landscape works around a new School in Woking, extensive tree and shrub planting around a new Student Accommodation Campus near Runnymede, 60-70cm girth Semi-Mature tree avenue planting in Wembley and, excitingly (and unusually), landscape works in and around new Tiger Enclosures in Surrey!