Killingley
Driven by its core purpose of “Creating Better Environments” and a passion for excellence and sustainability, Killingley brings over 50 years of award-winning experience, a wide portfolio of services and a highly skilled in-house team to expertly deliver even the most diverse or complex landscaping projects.
Through Killingley’s Capital Works department, it provides first-class landscaping contract services for residential and commercial projects with core specialisms including soft landscaping, hard landscaping, biodiversity and woodland creation, technical earthworks (flood alleviation & waterways) and environmental enhancements.
The Grounds Maintenance department carries out routine and regular maintenance for more than 100 clients on over 150 schools, emergency service premises, commercial properties, council-owned facilities and public open spaces.
With its Special Projects department, Killingley can deliver unique and smaller-scale local projects utilising all its Capital Works specialisms and in-house fencing teams (steel and timber).
From vibrant planting schemes and visually outstanding hardscaping to sustainable earthworks and habitat creation, it offers a full suite of landscaping solutions and can bring your vision to life, whatever the scope.
Killingley values its people, and the planet, and can help deliver projects that exude quality craftsmanship and a commitment to sustainability. The mission is to build exceptional spaces that enhance the environment for you and future generations.
Gareth Dillon, Managing Director at Killingley commented
‘We are delighted to be based in Chesterfield with a local workforce who have a genuine passion to deliver projects in the surrounding area, contributing to the growth and development of the region as a vibrant place for our staff and their families to live and work”
“If you want to transform your local landscape by using a trusted local partner who employ local people and use local suppliers, then choose Killingley, the leading landscape contractor in Chesterfield.”
