Glendale began creating and maintaining beautiful green spaces in 1990 and our desire for bringing them alive is stronger than it’s ever been.
A multi-award winning green space management specialist, people’s fondness of our work has seen us extend our service offering over the years to include everything from design and specification, through to installation, operation and ongoing maintenance for commercial, private and public sector clients nationwide.
Our highly driven team don’t just see what they do as a job, more a full-blown passion for providing quality green spaces and outstanding customer service.
Together, we are committed to ensuring Glendale continues to shape the future of our industry.
“The benefits of being an arborist with Glendale include working for a large company, the guarantee of consistent work, a good support system and a positive attitude toward spending money on the equipment we need...
arborist team leader, Waltham Abbey
“Glendale has helped me on the career path of my choice by providing me with on the job training and continual support. The variety of work and responsibilities ensure that you learn something new every...
apprentice grounds maintenance operative, Birmingham
“My position with Glendale provides the challenge and variety I felt I had been lacking in my previous role. The scope of contracts and the different equipment Glendale uses enables me to use the skills...
machinery manager, South East
02 Jan 2019
Glendale arborists were out in force when stormy weather hit the UK recently as storm Ali and Storm Callum battered parts of the country with...
Read More02 Jan 2019
Glendale’s Occupational Health and Safety System has been accredited to the new standard ISO 45001. The standard has been developed by a committee of...
Read More02 Jan 2019
Ian Brown has been appointed as sales coordinator at Glendale. Ian joins the established sales team of Martin Ford, national sales manager and Angus...
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