Monthly Archives: July 2018

Ever since D.W. Nye was founded over thirty years ago, customer service has been at the heart of all we do. It’s thanks to this philosophy that we’ve grown over the decades to become a thriving business within our community.

Whether you’re dealing with a sales expert at our depot, a member of our accounts team or a delivery driver, we want you to experience a service that’s direct, helpful and transparent.

At D.W. Nye, our doors are open to anyone with a building or refurbishment project to complete. It doesn’t matter if it’s something as complex as an estate of new-build homes or a DIY gardening job such as laying a new patio – every customer is equally important to us.

Our four-acre depot is easily accessible on the A24 at Kingsfold, just north of Horsham and a few miles south of Dorking. At the depot there’s a huge selection of products in stock, and we can talk you through the options to ensure you choose exactly the right materials for the job. If you need a

We are a nation of animal lovers. This fact was borne out when it came to voting for our second Proud to be Local winner last month. And now £500 of funding has been handed to Holbrook Animal Rescue following hundreds of votes from the public to recognise the work that the charity does for stray dogs and cats.

We’re proud to play a small part in helping this amazing charity care for abandoned animals in our local neighbourhood. The centre’s aim is to offer the veterinary care needed before finding the dogs and cats a loving home where they can live out the rest of their lives in comfort.

This was the second chance for local causes to receive £500 of funding from us, as part of our year-long Proud to be Local campaign which will champion a total of four good causes. Each time we call for nominations we’re touched and astonished by the scope of charitable work that happens on our doorstep. This is our way of helping to shine a spotlight on a handful of those worthy causes.

Many of us are feeling the effects of the longest heatwave to hit the country since 1976. Weeks of glorious sunshine and record temperatures make a welcome change to the usual English summer, however the weather is starting to take its toll on our gardens and green spaces.

There’s no doubt that a hosepipe ban could be on its way in Surrey and Sussex. On 5th August, people in the North West of England will be the first to be affected. Those caught using hosepipes or sprinklers in their gardens could face a hefty fine. And it’s likely that the South of England will soon follow suit.

If you’ve been desperately trying to keep your plants and lawn watered with a sprinkler, you’re probably dreading the prospect of a hosepipe ban. At D.W. Nye we’ve been helping our customers to create garden that stay green all-year round.

Here are our tips for dealing with the drought:

Mulch after watering

One of the immediate steps you can take to minimise the damage