Sarah Beeny chooses EverLawn® Artificial Grass on Channel 4’s “Help My House is Falling Down”

In the first ever episode of Help My House is Falling Down Sarah Beeny meets Paul and Clare, whose Essex home is sitting on six metres of sludge and is infested with rats.

Paul and Clare bought their house in Essex as the perfect home for their four children, but when they peeled back the wallpaper a terrifying crack along the back of the property was revealed. It turns out their dream home is sitting on six metres of sludge and is tearing apart.

If that’s not enough, there’s a rat infestation in the property. Sewage seeps into the ground floor. And there is a black mould that is making the children ill.

Can Sarah turn this disaster around and help the family get a safe and beautiful home at last?

Sarah Beeny contacted us to see our range of products and was amazed by our premium quality and how realistic our artificial grass is. Sarah and the team made the decision and chose EverLawn® artificial grass to transform Paul and Clare’s garden.

During the improvements to Paul and Clare’s home in Essex, Sarah Beeny mentioned how good the artificial lawns are and that they should consider having one installed. Until it was mentioned to them Paul and Clare had never even considered artificial grass, but this gave them the opportunity to improve the overall look of their home while having a maintenance free lawn area that looks good for years.

The couple agreed that an area of block paving to the front of their property looked drab and lacked colour. Responding to their request our artificial grass company removed a large area of paving then prepared a base for our EverLawn® Pearl artificial grass and completed the task in just one day. The transformation was an instant success and complemented the new look of the property.

Thanks to Paul and Clare’s hard work and all involved the couple and their children have a home they can be proud of and a lawn to look good for years to come without the effort thanks to EverLawn®. – Sarah Beeny, Channel 4

Sarah Beeny

Channel 4