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Tunnel Farming

Greenhouse Installation and Repair

Help choosing the right structure, transport and installation by the team, and permanent or temporary repairs after hail, wind or other damage.

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Two finished tunnels standing side by side in a grassy field

Our first priority when designing a greenhouse is the quality of the plant environment. A greenhouse should help plants grow and protect them from the elements.

The team helps you choose the right structure, then transports and installs it. Each customer and situation is unique, and we stay involved at every step so you get the most value from your crops.

What’s included

  • Advice on the right structure for your needs
  • Transport and installation by the team
  • Permanent repairs after hail, wind or other damage
  • Temporary fixes to keep the tunnel running in the meantime
  • Hobby tunnels and hydroponic tunnels
  • Onsite training for newcomers on request
Rolls of tunnel plastic beside a trailer, with tunnel frames going up behind

Choosing and installing

Preparation is the same for every type and size of structure. It starts to differ in the quantity and size of equipment needed, and in the plastic or net used to cover the structure.

Once the structure is agreed, the team transports and installs the tunnel. Terms are agreed with each client in the quotation.

Grower inside a plastic tunnel pointing up at the arches and cover

Repairs after storm damage

Greenhouses are often hit by the unpredictability of the weather. Whether your tunnel was damaged by hail, high winds or another unforeseen event, a timely response and mobilisation bring relief.

We carry out permanent repairs, and temporary solutions that keep the greenhouse running in the meantime. Each restoration depends on the overall condition of the structure and on what the grower needs.

  • Hail damage
  • High-wind damage
  • Other unforeseen damage
  • Temporary fixes while permanent repairs are arranged

Hobby and hydroponic tunnels

Whether you are a keen grower or a weekend gardener, we can install, restore or repair a tunnel to suit you and your garden.

The same team designs, supplies, installs and repairs hydroponic tunnels. Newcomers can add onsite training, with theory and practice across the stages of the growing period.

Tunnels with raised gable flaps and open doors, with young plants visible inside
Installer walking across a pegged-out site with steel base rails laid on red soil
Joined tunnels with extractor fans fitted in the end walls
All tunnels
Standard tunnel covered in white plastic, with its gable flap raised and door at the endStandard TunnelThe standard size to start with: 10 m x 30 m x 4.5 m, room for 900 plants, built from painted mild steel with slanted legs.Hobby tunnel covered in white plastic in a garden, with its gable flap raisedHobby TunnelA 6 m x 12 m tunnel for hobbyists and small-scale farmers, built standard or with roll-up sides, easy to move on a trailer and install yourself.Joined multispan tunnels with an open gable showing the shared structure insideMultispan TunnelSeveral tunnels joined into one structure with no plastic between them, so one heating system can serve them all.
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Rows of leafy greens, lettuce and chard growing inside a tunnel

Tell us what you want to grow. We will size the tunnel around it.

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