Garden clearance in Crawley

Overgrown Crawley gardens cut back to a clean slate, with every bit of waste taken away.

Most garden clearance in Crawley that we’re asked about is one of a few situations. A rented house between tenants. A family home going on the market. Or a garden that’s simply got ahead of its owner. Bramble and ivy grow fast on the town’s clay, and two summers off can turn a tidy back garden into something you can’t walk through.

We cut it all back, dig out what needs to come out, keep the plants worth saving and take the lot away. You get a garden you can see the edges of again, and a clear idea of what’s actually there. If you’ve been searching for garden tidy up services near me from a Crawley address, we’re about 3.5 miles away in Horley.

Garden clearance in Crawley between tenancies and sales

Crawley has plenty of rented homes, including the council’s own housing, housing association lets and private lets, and gardens are often the bit that slips when tenants change. Agents want it done quickly so the next let isn’t held up. We cut back, clear and leave the garden swept, and we can send photos once it’s done for your records. For a sale, a cleared garden shows buyers the real size of the plot, which matters more than people expect on a narrow terraced garden.

What a one-off garden tidy up involves

We start by agreeing what stays. Then brambles, ivy, nettles and self-sown saplings come out, shrubs are cut back or removed, borders cleared and long grass brought down in stages. On wet clay we won’t churn a lawn into mud with barrows; boards go down first.

All the green waste is bagged and taken away. That matters here, because the GREENbin won’t take branches thicker than a wrist or anything left beside the bin, and a proper clearance produces far more than one bin ever could.

Garden Clearance in Crawley: your questions

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

What does a garden clearance cost?

It depends on size, how overgrown it is, access and how much waste there is. A mid-terrace with no side gate takes longer than an open plot, because everything goes through the house. We’ll look and give you a fixed price before we start.

Do your garden tidy up services include household rubbish?

No. We clear garden growth: brambles, ivy, shrubs, weeds and branches. Old furniture, builders’ waste and household rubbish need the council or a waste firm.

How long does a clearance take?

Most take a day or two. A badly overgrown garden with a lot of bramble can take longer. We’ll tell you how long when we quote, so you can plan around it.