Garden Clearance

Garden Clearance
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Serving Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, & Wiltshire

Reliable garden clearance service

It’s a joy having a garden, but it can also be hard work. Mess and chores can accumulate and tidying things up often mean a lot of back-breaking labour. Why not take the stress out of it and let us do your dirty work? With our garden clearance service we will give things a good once-over so you can get back to enjoying your garden again.

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Fully equipped teams

It's a joy having a garden but it can also be hard work. Mess and chores can accumulate and tidying things up often means a lot of back-breaking labour. Why not take the stress out of it and let us do your dirty work? Our horticultural teams have all the equipment you need to take the suffering out of decluttering your garden.

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Garden know-how

Garden clearance essentially involves giving your garden a makeover to get it looking well kept again - especially if the garden has not been tended to for a long time and has become overgrown. Our reliable team will come round and restore your garden to its former glory through careful strimming, lawn-cutting, and hedge-trimming.

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Professional advice

It can be hard to know what’s the best time of year to prune a certain plant. But to your plants it can mean the difference between life and death! Our professional horticulturalists can advise on what can be salvaged and what not, or the best time of year to do certain jobs.

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Commitment to the Environment

We are dedicated to helping nature in our gardens and sometimes an overgrown garden is best for nature! However, it is sometimes necessary to take control again. We are mindful of wildlife in gardens and will advise on the best time of year to protect it, for example we will not carry out heavy pruning on established hedges in summer months to protect nesting birds.

Let us do the hard work!

Garden clearance essentially involves giving your garden a makeover to get it looking well kept again – especially if the garden has not been tended to for a long time and has become overgrown. Our reliable team will come round and restore your garden to its former glory through careful strimming, lawn-cutting, and hedge-trimming.

A newly revamped garden will inevitably produce a lot of green waste such trimmings, branches, grass clippings, weeds, pine needles, and endless bags of leaves in Autumn. Our garden clearance service includes green waste removal to take care of all these for you.

Please note that we do not offer waste removal as a standalone service; it is only available as part of a complete garden clearance package.

Our Garden Clearance Service Includes:

  • Removal of overgrown vegetation
  • Lawn mowing and edge trimming
  • Strimming and brush cutting
  • Pruning of overgrown shrubs and small trees
  • Ivy and bramble removal
  • Leaf clearance – especially in autumn
  • Disposal of garden waste
  • Jet washing patios, decking, and paved areas
  • Clearing of flowerbeds and borders
  • Weed removal and treatment
  • Hedge cutting and shaping
  • Soil levelling and preparation for new planting or turf
  • Garden decluttering (e.g. removal of broken pots, furniture, or fencing)

“Just wanted to say a big Thank You to Olly for taking on the pre-winter tidy-up of our garden and patios in Shutford. Olly accomplished a staggering amount in the time he was with us and the result was fantastic - I just wish we had done this sooner!”

Kate and Finlay, Shutford

Garden Clearance FAQs

Clearing an overgrown or untidy garden can feel overwhelming, but our expert team is here to help. Below are some of the most common questions we receive about our garden clearance services in Oxfordshire and the surrounding counties. If you need assistance with clearing your garden, please don’t hesitate to get in touch!

What does garden clearance include?

Garden clearance typically includes the removal of overgrown vegetation, lawn mowing, strimming, hedge trimming, pruning shrubs, clearing flowerbeds, removing ivy and brambles, weed control, leaf clearance, and the disposal of garden waste. Some services also offer jet washing and soil preparation for replanting.

Can I get help to clear my garden?

Yes, professional garden clearance services can take care of everything from overgrown lawns to removing stubborn weeds and brambles. Hiring experts ensures the job is done safely, efficiently, and without the need for you to manage heavy equipment or waste disposal.

How do you clear a badly overgrown garden?

Clearing a badly overgrown garden usually starts with cutting back vegetation using strimmers or brush cutters, pruning overgrown shrubs, removing weeds, and clearing brambles. It often involves several stages of tidying, soil preparation, and disposing of large amounts of green waste.

How long does it take to clear a garden?

The time it takes to clear a garden depends on its size and how overgrown it is. A small garden might take just a few hours, while larger or heavily overgrown gardens could take several days, especially if there is a lot of waste to remove.

What is the best tool to clear an overgrown garden?

The best tools for clearing an overgrown garden are usually heavy-duty strimmers, brush cutters, hedge trimmers, and pruning shears. For tougher areas like bramble patches, a sturdy lopper and spade may also be needed.

How do you clear a garden full of brambles?

To clear a garden full of brambles, you need to cut the stems back to ground level using loppers or a brush cutter, then dig out the roots to prevent regrowth. It’s important to wear thick gloves and protective clothing as brambles are very thorny.

Is it illegal to have an overgrown garden?

While it’s not automatically illegal to have an overgrown garden, in some cases councils can issue notices if a property becomes a public health risk or causes nuisance to neighbours. Regular garden clearance helps avoid any potential legal issues.

Can you report an overgrown garden?

Yes, if an overgrown garden is causing a nuisance, blocking public pathways, or posing health risks, you can report it to your local council. They may inspect the property and issue a notice requiring the owner to clear it.

Do overgrown gardens attract pests and rodents?

Yes, overgrown gardens can attract pests and rodents by providing ideal shelter and food sources. Dense vegetation, piles of debris, and neglected lawns create perfect conditions for rats, mice, insects, and other unwanted visitors.

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