Garden maintenance in Bletchingley

One regular visit for lawn, beds and hedges, planned around your garden and the ridge’s soil.

Regular garden maintenance in Bletchingley suits people who’d rather enjoy the garden than run it. We come weekly, fortnightly or monthly, do whatever that visit needs and take the waste away. No booking each time. Around three in four homes in the parish were semis or detached houses at the 2011 census, so most come with a fair bit of garden to keep up with.

It’s the same team every time. That matters more than it sounds: we learn where the bulbs are, which bed stays wet and that the side gate sticks. If you’ve tried gardening services near me that send someone new each week, you’ll notice the difference.

What a fortnightly visit looks like in Bletchingley

Most people here settle on fortnightly, and for an average garden on this soil it’s the sweet spot. On a typical visit we cut and edge the lawn, weed and tidy the beds, deal with whatever hedge or shrub is due and sweep the paths before we go. Spring brings the first mulches. In autumn the leaves take over, especially down Outwood Lane, where tall trees screen many of the houses. The jobs change through the year. The visit doesn’t.

Long gardens and tight access

The long plots behind the north side of the High Street are a leftover of the medieval borough, and some run about 90 metres back. They’re a pleasure to work on and a slog to carry waste out of. Many cottages also open straight onto the pavement with no side gate. We plan for that, with smaller mowers where needed, waste carried through carefully and visits timed so we aren’t hunting for a parking space on the A25.

Garden Maintenance in Bletchingley: your questions

Anything else, just ring. You’ll speak to the people who do the work.

Weekly, fortnightly or monthly: which do I need?

Fortnightly for most. Weekly suits bigger lawns in May and June. Monthly works for a low-maintenance garden, though the lawn will look shaggy between visits in summer.

What do your garden maintenance services cost?

It depends on the size of the garden, the access and how often you want us. We’ll walk round, agree what each visit covers and give you a fixed price. It’s free to ask.

Can I stop the visits over winter?

You can, but we’d usually suggest dropping to monthly rather than stopping. Winter is when hedges get their main cut and leaves need clearing, and keeping on top of that is easier than catching up in March.