Cherry Home Improvements

Exterior surfacing and home improvement work from Poole

Cherry Home Improvements is a home improvement contractor working on outdoor spaces and building exteriors. Its catalogue covers four main lines: resin-bound surfacing, porcelain slabs, artificial grass, and aluminium windows and doors. The company presents itself as a team of skilled specialists and states that it brings precision, experience and care to each project.

The firm reports 25 years of experience, describes itself as licensed and insured, and backs its work with a 10-year guarantee. It also states that projects are covered by £10 million liability insurance. Quotations are presented as fixed-price and without obligation, with no hidden extras according to the company.

Resin-bound driveways, patios and pathways

The resin surfacing service covers driveways, patios and pathways. The company describes the finish as seamless, low-maintenance and fully permeable, designed to resist cracking, puddling and the loss of loose stones. The work spans groundworks through to the final smooth surface, and applies both to resurfacing existing areas and to new installations. A separate commercial resin-bound surfacing line appears in the service menu.

Porcelain paving and artificial grass

Porcelain slabs are offered as a hardwearing, weather-resistant option that keeps its colour, remains slip-resistant and requires no sealing. The company says it sources premium porcelain in a range of finishes and installs it on patios, pathways and pool surrounds.

Artificial grass is presented as a low-maintenance alternative to turf, soft underfoot and pet-friendly, suited to replacing a worn lawn, creating a play area or completing a landscaping scheme. Installations are tailored to the dimensions of each space.

Aluminium windows and doors

The windows and doors line uses aluminium profiles with slim sightlines and thermal performance. Options include wide-span doors that open up the boundary between interior and exterior, and minimal windows. The company directs this part of the business to a separate site, cherrywindows.co.uk.

How a project is organised

The company describes a three-stage process. It begins with a free consultation and a visit to the property, followed by a fixed-price, no-obligation quote. A planning and scheduling stage then fixes timelines, product choices and technical preparation. Installation is carried out by an in-house team, with what the company describes as minimal disruption and a final clean-up.

Other stated working practices include fast lead times through in-house scheduling, fixed-price quotations, punctuality on agreed dates, and leaving each site clean and tidy.

Coverage across southern England

The company lists its coverage area as Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Bristol, Buckinghamshire, Dorset, East Sussex, Hampshire, Hertfordshire, London, Oxfordshire, Somerset, Surrey and West Sussex.

Documented projects and client feedback

Published case studies include a resin-bound driveway in Steyning, West Sussex; terrace and pathway resurfacing at Globe Lawn Tennis Club in London NW3; a family garden in Poole, Dorset; a viewing area for the Humanitarian Memorial in Gunnersbury Park; a courtyard at Trafalgar School in Portsmouth; and a front and back garden in Chandlers Ford.

The site reproduces customer comments covering resin patios and driveways, a school quadrangle and a media wall. Reviewers describe the installation teams as tidy, communicative and attentive to design suggestions. These are individual accounts reproduced by the company rather than an aggregated rating.