Landlords, letting agents and new-build sites in Copthorne

Rental property garden maintenance in Copthorne

Gardens tidied between tenants and kept in order for Copthorne landlords, agents and developers.

Rental property garden maintenance in Copthorne mostly comes down to two moments: the gap between tenants, and the long months when nobody is looking after it. A post-war house with a decent lawn and a few shrubs can look abandoned after one wet summer on this fertile soil. That puts the next tenant off before they reach the front door.

We tidy gardens between tenancies, keep lets on a regular round, and get new-build plots and show homes looking right for viewings. Landlords and agents get photos of the finished job, so there’s no need to drive over and check.

End of tenancy gardening before the check-out inspection

An end of tenancy clearance usually means bringing a long lawn back down in stages, edging it, weeding the borders, trimming the front hedge and clearing any green waste that’s been left behind. The front garden often matters most, because that’s the photo on the listing. We take every bit of waste away and leave the paths swept. If the inventory describes the garden in a certain condition, send it over and we’ll work to it.

Rental property garden maintenance around Heathy Wood

The neighbourhood plan expected about 550 new homes west of the village, and with Heathy Wood that means a lot of young gardens around Copthorne. New-build lawns on compacted ground need gentle handling for a year or two, and fresh shrub planting needs regular weeding until it fills in. For landlord garden maintenance on a let, a fortnightly or monthly visit costs less than a big rescue later. We’ll agree with you or the letting agent how access and keys work.

Landlords and developers in Copthorne: your questions

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

Is the landlord or the tenant responsible for the garden?

Your tenancy agreement decides that. Often tenants handle basic upkeep like mowing and weeding, and landlords handle bigger jobs like hedges. If the agreement is vague, a regular visit avoids the argument at check-out.

Can you send photos after each visit?

Yes. We’ll send photos of the finished garden so you or your letting agent can see it’s been done.

Do you look after show homes?

Yes. Show homes and new plots need to look right on viewing days, so we keep lawns cut, edges crisp and beds weeded on a schedule that fits the sales calendar.

Can you plan around a check-out date?

Tell us the date when you book and we’ll plan the visit round it. The earlier we know, the easier it is to fit in.