Get the mower — and the installation — right first time.
From charging-station position and wireless coverage to mowing areas, stay-out zones and transport paths, we plan the whole system around your garden.
A robot mower is only as good as the setup behind it.
Choosing the mower is one part of the job. On a more complicated property, where the charging station sits, how the machine reaches each lawn, where it should never enter and how reliable its positioning will be can matter just as much.
Wireless or boundary wire — we install both.
We don’t assume the newest technology is automatically the right answer. We look at the property first and recommend the installation method that makes sense.
Wireless installation
Suitable machines use satellite positioning, connectivity and/or cameras to create virtual mowing areas rather than a buried perimeter wire.
- Virtual lawn boundaries
- Stay-out zones mapped in the system
- Transport paths between suitable areas
- Boundary changes can be easier later
- Coverage and sky visibility still need checking
Wired installation
A traditional boundary and guide-wire installation remains a very good solution where dense trees, buildings, narrow areas or signal conditions make wireless less suitable.
- Proven and dependable technology
- Boundary wire installed around the working area
- Guide wires positioned where required
- Useful in difficult satellite environments
- Professional cable-laying gives a neat finish
Our installation process
We’ve simplified the process into five stages so you know exactly what happens before, during and after installation.
Assess the lawn
We discuss the garden and, where appropriate, visit the property to look at size, layout, slopes, obstacles, access and coverage.
Design the system
We decide on the right mower, charging position, mowing areas, transport routes and whether wired or wireless is the better approach.
Written quotation
You receive a clear recommendation and quotation so you know what machine and installation are being proposed before anything is booked.
Install & map
We install the charging station and set up the working areas, boundaries, stay-outs and transport paths required for your garden.
Test & hand over
We test the system, connect you to the app, explain how to use it and make sure you’re comfortable with the mower before we leave.
One mower. Multiple lawns. One planned system.
This is the type of installation where planning makes the difference. Separate lawns can often be linked using suitable transport paths, while flower beds, ponds, trees and other features can be kept outside the mowing areas.
What we can include in a full installation
The exact work varies by mower and garden, but a professional setup can cover the complete journey from delivery to showing you how to use the system.
Charging station
Positioning and installation of the charging station in a suitable location for the mower and the garden.
Lawn mapping
Mapping of mowing areas and virtual boundaries on suitable wireless installations.
Stay-out zones
Areas such as beds, ponds, play equipment or other features can be excluded where the system supports it.
Transport paths
Suitable routes can be created to help the mower move between separate lawns and working areas.
Boundary & guide wire
For wired systems, we can professionally install the boundary and guide-wire layout required by the garden.
App setup
We connect the machine, help set up the app and configure the essential settings for your installation.
Testing
We check docking, lawn access and key routes before completing the installation.
Customer handover
We show you how the mower works, how to make everyday changes and where to come for support afterwards.
We’ve been doing this for more than a decade.
Robot mower installations aren’t theoretical for us. We’ve spent years working with real gardens: small lawns, large estates, multiple mowing areas, difficult slopes, trees, buildings, paths and changing generations of robotic mower technology.
And because we also service and repair robotic mowers, we see what makes an installation work well in the long term — not just on the day it is fitted.
Some gardens are DIY-friendly. Others are worth getting right professionally.
You have a simple, straightforward lawn.
- One main mowing area
- Few obstacles or awkward passages
- Easy charging-station position
- You’re comfortable setting up and testing the mower yourself
The garden has more going on.
- Several lawns or disconnected areas
- Paths, steps or narrow connections
- Significant tree or building cover
- Slopes, obstacles or complicated boundaries
- You want the complete system configured and handed over
Local installation across our service area.
We carry out robotic mower surveys and installations across Gloucestershire, Bristol, South Wales and surrounding areas.
Not sure whether we cover you?
Book the assessment or contact us with your postcode. We can confirm whether an on-site visit is available and, where appropriate, you can also speak to an installer by phone.
Frequently asked questions
A few of the things worth knowing before you choose an installation.
Do wireless robot mowers still need professional setup?
Can you install both Husqvarna and Kress robotic mowers?
Can one robot mower cut multiple lawns?
What happens during a lawn assessment?
What if wireless isn’t suitable for my garden?
Will you show me how to use the mower after installation?
Book a free robotic mower lawn assessment.
Tell us about the garden and we’ll help work out which mower and installation method suit it. For suitable locations you can book a site visit, or choose to speak to an installer first.