Garden clearance in Horley

Overgrown Horley gardens cleared back to a clean slate, with every bit taken away.

Some Horley gardens get away from people fast. The clay is rich, the summers are warm, and brambles and bindweed can take a back garden in two seasons. Garden clearance in Horley is usually about getting back to the point where you can see the fences again, the lawn edges, and the shed you’d forgotten about.

We clear overgrown gardens, cut back brambles and ivy, take out old shrubs and leave the place swept. All the green waste goes with us, so there’s no skip on the drive and no week of tip runs. You’ll be able to see what you’ve actually got.

Garden clearance in Horley’s long, narrow plots

Some of Horley’s older houses, the Victorian terraces especially, have long gardens and no side gate. That shapes a clearance. Everything we cut has to come back through a passage or the house, so we bag as we go and work in an order that stops waste getting trapped at the far end. It takes a little longer than an open plot, and we’ll allow for it when we quote, so there are no surprises on the day.

What a clearance on clay leaves behind

Once the growth is gone, the ground underneath is usually compacted and bare. Bare clay sets hard, then turns to slurry at the first proper rain. We’d recommend getting something on it quickly: seed or turf where it’s going to be lawn, a layer of mulch on the beds. Then a regular visit, even a monthly one, stops it drifting back to where it was. That’s far cheaper than clearing it again in two years.

Garden Clearance in Horley: your questions

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

How much does garden clearance cost in Horley?

It depends on the size of the garden, how dense the growth is and how hard it is to get waste out. We’ll come and look first, then give you one fixed price with the removal included.

Do you do smaller garden tidy-ups too?

Yes. Not every job is a full clearance. A garden tidy-up to cut back, weed, clear the edges and take the waste away before summer is just as worthwhile, and often enough to get a garden back on track.

Can you clear a garden before a sale or a new tenancy?

Yes. Rentals between tenants, probate properties and houses about to go on the market are all common clearance jobs. Tell us your deadline when you ring.

Will you take rubbish as well as greenery?

We take anything that grew in the garden: brambles, branches, old shrubs, weeds and leaves. Soil, rubble and household rubbish need a different kind of licensed disposal, so we leave those out.