Garden clearance in Brockham

Overgrown village gardens cut back, cleared out and swept, ready to start again.

Garden clearance in Brockham usually follows a change. A house going on the market, a rental between tenants, or a garden that slipped away during a busy couple of years. On fertile clay south of the river, brambles and ivy need only a couple of summers to swallow a fence and the bottom of a garden.

We cut it back, dig out the worst roots and take every scrap away, then leave the place swept. If you searched for a garden tidy up near me because you’d rather not spend three weekends at the tip, this is the job.

Clearing gardens near the river

Brockham and Strood Green were among the places hit hardest by the floods of winter 2013 to 2014, and gardens on low ground by the Mole can still collect silt and river debris after a bad spell. Those edges are also where brambles creep in. We clear back to the boundary, take out bramble crowns and ivy, and leave the edges defined so you can see what you own again. Anything that turns out to be a tree rather than an overgrown shrub, we’ll flag for an arborist.

What does garden clearance cost?

It depends on how much there is, how far it has to be carried and what’s growing. A front garden that’s simply long is a short job. A back garden lost under bramble with no side access takes a good deal longer. Garden clearance cost comes down mostly to time and disposal, so we quote a fixed price once we’ve seen it, and there’s no meter running. Afterwards, if you like, we’ll put the garden on regular visits so it never gets back to that state.

Garden Clearance in Brockham: your questions

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

We’re selling. Can you clear the garden before the photos?

Yes. Buyers look hard at gardens in a village like this, and a cleared, cut and edged plot makes a real difference. Give us the date the photos are booked and we’ll work back from it.

Do you clear end-of-tenancy gardens?

We do. We’ll cut, weed, clear and take everything away, then send photos for the landlord or agent if that helps.

Do you take everything away?

Yes, all the green waste: brambles, ivy, cut shrubs and old border plants. It goes to licensed facilities rather than into someone’s hedge.