One-off clearances for gardens that have got on top of people. Overgrowth cut back, borders and beds dug over and weeded, brambles and self-seeded stuff out, paths and steps cleared, and the whole lot taken away. Good before a house goes on the market, after a wet winter, or when a garden has been left a season too long.
Brambles, nettles and self-seeded saplings taken out at the root where we can, because cutting the top off buys you about six weeks and then you are back where you started.
Beds dug over, weeded and edged, and the plants worth keeping cut back and left with room around them rather than everything going in the trailer.
Paths, drives and steps cleared of moss and overgrowth and swept off, which usually makes more difference to how a garden looks than anything else in a day.
A full clearance makes a serious amount of green waste. It goes with us the same day rather than sitting in a pile at the bottom of the garden for a fortnight.
A typical back garden that has been left a season is a day. Something that has been going for a few years, with brambles through the borders and saplings coming up in the beds, is two to three days and a lot more waste. We will look at it and give you a fixed price rather than an hourly rate that grows once we are in there.
Yes. Green waste, brambles, prunings and old growth all go with us. Where there is other rubbish in the garden, old fence panels, rubble, a shed that has collapsed, we can usually take that too but it gets priced separately because it goes to a different place and costs us differently.
Yes, and it is worth doing. A cleared, edged garden with the paths swept and the fence line visible changes how a property photographs and how it feels when somebody walks round it. Tell us the date the pictures are being taken and we will work back from it.
Yes, as long as we know which they are. The easiest thing is to walk round with us for five minutes before we start and point out what stays, particularly anything that is not obvious in winter when it is cut back to nothing. Anything you are not sure about, we will leave rather than take out.
That is usually the sensible follow-on. A clearance is a big one-off job, and putting the garden on a regular grass and hedge round afterwards costs a fraction of it and means you never need the big job again. Plenty of our regular gardens started as a one-off clearance.
Closeboard built board by board on site: concrete posts set in, rock-faced gravel boards along the bottom, featheredge nailed to arris rails and a capping rail over the top.
ServiceLap, bow-top, arched and decorative panels fitted between concrete or timber posts, set to a level line with the tops running true.
ServiceGarden and side gates made to match the fence and hung so they still shut in five years, plus repairs to runs that are not ready for replacing.
ServiceGarden hedges cut back to a line and shaped, from a beech boundary to an overgrown leylandii that has got away.
ServiceRegular grass cutting through the growing season, edges done, clippings taken off and the paths blown down before we leave.
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