Landlords, letting agents and new-build sites in Epsom

Rental property garden maintenance in Epsom

End of tenancy tidy-ups, regular upkeep and show homes ready for viewing day.

Rental property garden maintenance in Epsom covers period cottages near the centre, family houses on the interwar estates and flats in the converted hospital grounds. With trains into London from the town station, there’s steady demand for lets, and a shaggy garden puts people off before they reach the front door.

We tidy gardens between tenancies, look after rentals on a regular schedule, and get show homes and new plots right for viewing days. You’ll get photos when the job’s done, so there’s a record of how the garden was left.

End of tenancy garden clearance before the next let

Plenty of tenancy agreements ask the tenant to keep the garden tidy, and plenty of gardens still come back overgrown. We’ll cut the lawn back in stages if it’s long, trim the hedges, clear the beds and take every bit of waste away. For landlords who’d rather not rely on tenants at all, regular landlord garden maintenance keeps the place presentable all year, which makes the next let easier. You’ll have photos of the finished garden for the check-in file.

New homes and show plots on Epsom’s western edge

More building is planned west of the town. The council’s Local Plan work allocates Horton Farm for around 1,250 homes, on the same London Clay as the hospital estates next to it. New-build gardens on clay often have a thin layer of topsoil over ground that was driven on during construction. Fresh turf looks fine for a month, then struggles. We’ll keep show home lawns and plots cut and edged through that first season, with the height kept up while the roots settle.

Landlords and developers in Epsom: your questions

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

Is garden maintenance down to the landlord or the tenant?

It’s whatever the tenancy agreement says. Many put routine upkeep on the tenant and bigger jobs, like hedges, on the landlord. We’re happy to cover either share.

Can you look after an empty property between lets?

Yes. Regular visits keep the garden from running away while it’s empty, and you’ll get photos after each one.

Do you work for letting agents as well as landlords?

Yes. We’re happy to take instructions from an agent, and we’ll send them the photos too.

How quickly can you turn a garden round between tenants?

It depends how far it’s gone and what’s booked on our Epsom days. Tell us the move-in date when you ring and we’ll be honest about whether we can hit it.