A garden clean-up is a focused reset. Overgrown beds, long grass and accumulated green waste can be tackled together, with the areas and limits agreed before the work starts. It can be a useful starting point before ongoing maintenance.
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Know the work.
Before you book.
Hidden rubbish, building waste, hazardous material, tree removal and landscaping are different jobs. Include any green-waste removal in the request for a quote.
A tidy-up should not remove a plant you wanted to keep. Identify valued plants, garden features and areas that should be left alone. If growth hides the ground, describe known obstacles and anything that needs a closer look before cutting starts.
Clearing growth reveals what is already there. It does not repair paving, rebuild beds or guarantee that weeds will never return. A follow-up maintenance plan can keep the new space manageable after the first larger visit.
Choose your city.
A little clarity.
Before you book.
Yes. Ask for the garden tasks required for your property and handover date. Garden work is booked separately from the indoor tenancy clean.
General rubbish and building waste are not assumed to be included. Describe what is present so the team can confirm what can be handled.
Yes. Once the larger tidy-up is done, you can discuss a smaller ongoing visit for the areas that need regular care.
A little help.
A better place to come home to.
Tell us what needs attention. We will confirm the work and price before booking.
