Landlords, letting agents and new-build sites in Charlwood

Landlord garden maintenance in Charlwood

Rental gardens and new plots in Charlwood kept ready for the next tenant, buyer or viewing.

Landlord garden maintenance in Charlwood often involves more garden than a landlord bargained for. Almost every home in the parish is a house rather than a flat, and at the 2011 census around three in four households owned their home. So lets are spread thinly across cottages, semis and detached houses with proper gardens, and a garden like that can slide fast between tenants.

We tidy gardens at the end of a tenancy, keep rental property garden maintenance ticking over on a regular schedule, and get show homes and new plots looking right for viewings. When a job’s finished, we send photos so you’ve got a record of how the garden was left.

End of tenancy garden clearance in a village let

Plenty of tenancy agreements ask tenants to keep the garden tidy, and plenty of gardens still come back overgrown. On fertile clay, one neglected summer is enough for brambles and bindweed to take over a border and a hedge to spread halfway across the drive. We cut it back, clear the beds, mow, reshape the hedges and take everything away, so it doesn’t hold up the next let. Photos of the finished job help if there’s any question at check-out.

Landlord garden maintenance or the tenant’s job?

Garden maintenance, landlord or tenant? It depends on the tenancy agreement, so check yours. Often tenants handle basic upkeep like mowing and weeding, while bigger jobs such as major hedge work sit with the landlord. In practice, plenty of landlords with larger gardens find it simpler to include regular maintenance in the let. It protects the property and avoids arguments at the end. For new-build plots and show homes, we keep turf, edges and beds sharp for viewing days.

Landlords and developers in Charlwood: your questions

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

Can you look after a rental if I don’t live nearby?

Yes. We’ll arrange access with you or your agent and send photos when the work’s done, so you can see the result without driving over.

Do you work with letting agents?

Yes. We’re happy to take instructions from your agent and can invoice monthly or quarterly for regular upkeep.

What does an end-of-tenancy tidy include?

Mowing and edging, weeding and clearing beds, cutting back hedges and shrubs, sweeping paths and taking all the waste away. If the garden has gone badly wild, it becomes a full clearance, and we’ll quote for exactly that.

Can you keep a show home garden ready for viewings?

Yes. We’ll keep the turf cut and edged, the beds weeded and the frontage tidy on a regular schedule, with an extra visit before an open day if you need one. New turf on clay wants a gentle first few cuts, and we’ll take care of that.