Pristine Groundworks is based on Greenlands Ave in Redditch, and most of our work happens within about 40 minutes of the yard. That covers a wide mix of places, from busy commuter towns to quiet conservation villages and riverside streets. Each one has its own ground conditions and planning rules, and we plan every job around them.
Choose your area below to read about the homes and projects we see there, along with local planning points and travel times from our base.
Redditch and nearby villages
Our home town and the villages on its doorstep, all within roughly 15 minutes of the yard.
- RedditchEvery district, from Webheath and Headless Cross to Matchborough and Winyates.
- Astwood BankRidge top homes with steep gardens and exposed fences.
- FeckenhamA conservation village with barns and country drives around it.
- AlvechurchThe canal side village to the north, with generous plots and views.

North Worcestershire and the Birmingham fringe
Commuter towns and leafy villages between the Lickey Hills and Solihull, on the edge of the city.
- BromsgroveA busy commuter town with family drives and sloping gardens.
- Barnt GreenLarge homes on mature plots beside the Lickey Hills.
- WythallHollywood, Grimes Hill and neighbouring communities on the edge of Birmingham.
- SolihullFrom 1930s semis in Shirley to large detached homes in Knowle and Dorridge.
Worcester and the Vale of Evesham
The city and towns to the south west, where river levels and clay shape the design.
- WorcesterThe cathedral city, from narrow Victorian frontages to riverside streets.
- Droitwich SpaThe spa town, with Victorian villas and large family estates.
- EveshamThe heart of the Vale, where drainage near the Avon matters most.
- InkberrowA rural village with long drives and countryside gardens.
South Warwickshire
Historic market towns and villages towards Stratford, many with conservation areas.
- StudleyA large village just over the county border from Redditch.
- AlcesterA Roman market town where two rivers meet.
- Henley-in-ArdenA famous high street of timber framed buildings and Arden countryside.
- Stratford-upon-AvonHistoric streets and riverside homes that call for careful materials.
Travel times from our base
All times are approximate and assume normal traffic from Greenlands Ave, Redditch.
| Area | Distance | Usual drive |
|---|---|---|
| Astwood Bank and Studley | 3 to 4 miles | About 10 minutes |
| Alvechurch and Feckenham | About 5 miles | 10 to 15 minutes |
| Barnt Green | About 5 miles | About 15 minutes |
| Bromsgrove and Wythall | 7 to 8 miles | 15 to 20 minutes |
| Alcester and Henley-in-Arden | 8 to 9 miles | 15 to 20 minutes |
| Inkberrow | About 9 miles | About 20 minutes |
| Droitwich Spa | About 12 miles | About 25 minutes |
| Solihull | About 15 miles | 25 to 30 minutes |
| Worcester and Evesham | About 15 miles | 30 to 40 minutes |
| Stratford-upon-Avon | About 15 miles | About 30 minutes |
Not sure if we cover you?
If your town or village is not listed, it is still worth asking. We often work in smaller places between the areas above, and we are happy to say honestly whether your project is within reach.
Areas FAQs
Where are you based?
On Greenlands Ave in Redditch, B98 7QA.
How far do you travel?
Most of our work is within about 40 minutes of Redditch, across north Worcestershire and south Warwickshire.
Do you charge for site visits outside Redditch?
No. Site visits are free across all the areas we cover.
Is the same team used in every area?
Yes. Our own team carries out every job, wherever it is, with no subcontractors.
Do planning rules differ between towns?
The national front garden drainage rule applies everywhere, but each town has its own council and some have conservation areas. Each area page explains the details.
Who approves dropped kerbs?
It depends on the county your home is in. Each area page names the right highway authority for that town.
Book a free site visit
Wherever you are in our area, the first step is the same. Call 07368 623683 or request your free site visit and we will arrange a time to come and see your project.