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PCCS Ltd Establised in January 2021, PCCS Ltd is a business that focuses on landscape and groundwork contracting.

Based in Laurencekirk, we are ideally located to service both the residential and commercial sectors across the North East region.

Sometimes, you just can’t beat your own office space. 🍂⛰️Today marked our mulcher’s first outing this side of the summer...
06/10/2026

Sometimes, you just can’t beat your own office space. 🍂⛰️

Today marked our mulcher’s first outing this side of the summer — and what a cracking autumn day it was to be working in the hills.

Making its way through a mixture of heather, gorse, small trees and ferns, we opened up a couple of miles of heavily overgrown estate track that hadn’t been used for approximately four years.

A very satisfying day’s work, getting the track opened back up and accessible for the client.

If you have any mulching operations you’d like us to take a look at, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

17/09/2026

Following the most recent post, this was a video the customer sent me from earlier this week, highlighting why the shore protection was required.

As a busy summer season slips into autumn, it must be about time to share some of the highlights of what we’ve been up t...
11/09/2026

As a busy summer season slips into autumn, it must be about time to share some of the highlights of what we’ve been up to over the past few months.

First off, looking back to June, we undertook a shore reinforcement job for a local customer. Over the years, the water had gradually eroded the shoreline adjacent to the property, to the point where the vertical face had reached the property boundary.

Before importing any stone, we laid down a thick blanket of sand over the driveway that would act as a cushion and absorb the impact of the heavy rock being tipped.

Then, using a combination of rock armour and gabion stone, we moved around 100 tonnes of rock through the garden and built up a substantial, multi-layered defence.

The result was a significant mass of shoreline protection, designed to withstand further erosion and protect the property for many years to come.

A challenging but very satisfying job, and one where the end result really speaks for itself. The customer was delighted with the outcome — and so were we.

Earlier today, we collected our new (to us) Amazone Profihopper mower! 🌱Purchased out of necessity to keep up with the i...
31/07/2026

Earlier today, we collected our new (to us) Amazone Profihopper mower! 🌱

Purchased out of necessity to keep up with the increasing demand for our landscape maintenance services, this machine is a fantastic addition to our fleet and will significantly boost our mowing capabilities.

It was a lengthy decision-making process, but we were ultimately sold on its ability to:

Cut and collect grass efficiently with its large hopper capacity.
Tip directly into our high-sided tipper trailer thanks to its impressive high-tip function.
Mulch and scarify, making it an incredibly versatile machine for a wide range of grass maintenance tasks.

If you have large areas of grass that need a professional-grade machine to tackle them, we'd be delighted to help.

Get in touch to discuss your requirements and see how we can help keep your grounds looking their best. 🚜🌿

I’ll just copy and paste what the customer said. It is a Sunday and a day of rest after all…."Garden makeover😍. Before, ...
21/06/2026

I’ll just copy and paste what the customer said. It is a Sunday and a day of rest after all….

"Garden makeover😍. Before, during and after! Almost 1 meter of soil dug out to make the right hand side level! Can't recommend Phil and Charlie from PCCS Ltd enough and of course Project Manager Rolo for overseeing proceedings and providing lots of furry cuddles😁. Honestly in awe of the transformation. Can't wait for morning cuppas and afternoon cocktails in the garden❤️."

Aside from our day-to-day project work, we also continue to carry out ongoing maintenance obligations from previously co...
02/06/2026

Aside from our day-to-day project work, we also continue to carry out ongoing maintenance obligations from previously completed projects.

It was a slower start to the year due to the cold, wet weather here in the North East. However, now that summer is officially underway, we are making great progress through this year’s maintenance list.

Here is a small selection of photos showing some of the works recently undertaken.

If you have any maintenance requirements, or would simply like to make an enquiry, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. We’d be happy to see how we can help.

For the first time in a few months, our big horse is back in the yard. The next pit stop will be a good washing down of ...
14/05/2026

For the first time in a few months, our big horse is back in the yard. The next pit stop will be a good washing down of everything except for the windscreen, which is brand new.......

This machine is available to go to work so if you have any projects about to start or upcoming, please get in touch and we will be happy to see how we can help.

This machine comes with a standard aray of buckets, as well as a V-bucket, rake and a screening bucket.

It also has onboard GPS which comes into its own on construction projects.

I knew I hadn’t posted anything on this page for a while and looking back, it was January and we are now in May….. where...
13/05/2026

I knew I hadn’t posted anything on this page for a while and looking back, it was January and we are now in May….. where is the year going?!

We have been working away across a variety of projects, some of which will be uploaded here in due course.

One recent project we were involved in was at the Seaton Park wetlands in Aberdeen.

Following a prolonged period without active management, the wetlands at Seaton Park, Aberdeen, had become heavily overgrown with bullrushes (reeds), resulting in a number of environmental issues across the site.

Whilst reeds form part of a natural wetland environment, unmanaged growth can become highly invasive. Spreading through extensive rhizome systems, the vegetation had begun dominating the habitat, crowding out other plant species, reducing biodiversity, and restricting the natural movement and circulation of water throughout the wetlands.

The overgrowth had also contributed to significant sediment build-up, blocked drainage channels feeding the wetland system, and an accumulation of decaying vegetation. In turn, this was accelerating the transition of open water areas into marshland and contributing to poor water quality and unpleasant odours across the site.

In advance of the bird nesting season, a programme of selective excavation and vegetation management works was undertaken. A substantial quantity of reeds and associated root structures were removed in order to restore open water areas, improve water flow, and rebalance the habitat.

Careful consideration was given to ecological requirements throughout the works, with selected areas intentionally left undisturbed to preserve shelter, nesting opportunities, and biodiversity within the wetland environment.

The results were immediate, with open water areas beginning to re-establish and wildlife activity increasing shortly after completion of the works. Follow-up inspections have confirmed a significant improvement in the overall condition of the wetlands, including the removal of odour issues and the continued return of wetland wildlife to the restored habitat.

The new ducklings certainly seem to approve.

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Laurencekirk
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