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Baroness Expand Network

Dealer adds to portfolio

L-R: James Grimwood (aftersales director) and Jeremy Birkenshaw (groundcare sales and service manager)

Baroness have announced the appointment of Pecks into their UK dealer network. With immediate effect, customers across East Anglia will be able to access the full Baroness mower and maintenance range – alongside expert advice and support – from Peck’s three depots in Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk.

Celebrating 180 years in business in 2026, G&J Peck Ltd offer an extensive range of agricultural machinery and, more recently, a growing groundcare portfolio.

Peck’s managing director, Jon Wareing, said, “The move complements our existing premium franchises and widens the range of quality turf solutions for professional end users.

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“We have been working on an expansion of our groundcare business and Baroness is central in this plan for the future. We have undergone full sales and service training, taken delivery of a range of demonstration machinery and are now very much looking forward to hitting the ground running, supporting new and existing Baroness customers over the coming weeks and months.”

Adam Butler, sales director at Baroness UK added, “As our customer base continues to expand, it’s essential that we strengthen our dealer network with businesses that share our values and dedication to service.

“While we are extremely proud of the quality, performance and reliability of the Baroness product range, we firmly believe that outstanding machinery must be supported by equally outstanding aftersales care and technical expertise. Pecks has built an excellent reputation for customer service, product knowledge and professionalism, making them an ideal partner.”

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