Rental property garden maintenance in Horley
Horley rental gardens and new-build plots kept ready for the next tenant, buyer or viewing.
Airport jobs on one side, a fast line into London on the other: Horley makes sense for landlords. Rental property garden maintenance in Horley mostly comes down to two things. Keeping a garden presentable while tenants live there, and putting it right quickly when they move out.
We tidy gardens between tenancies, keep rental gardens on a regular visit so they never get that bad, and send photos when the job’s done so you have a record for the inventory. One call covers the lot, and the waste goes with us.
What we look after
- End-of-tenancy garden tidy-ups
- Regular upkeep for rental properties
- Show homes and plots before handover
- Communal areas on new estates
- Lawns, hedges and beds
- Photos of the finished job
- Gritting shared paths and drives for tenants
End of tenancy garden clearance in Horley
Tenancy agreements often make the garden the tenant’s job. That doesn’t mean it gets done. On Horley clay, neglect shows quickly: a lawn left for a summer goes to seed, privet bulges over the path and bindweed gets into everything. We’ll cut, clear, edge and take the waste away so the garden doesn’t hold up the next let. Photos of the finished garden go to you or your agent for the check-in file.
Rental property garden maintenance between lets
The cheapest end-of-tenancy clearance is the one you never need. Landlord garden maintenance on a regular visit, monthly in the growing season for most rental gardens, keeps the lawn cut and the hedges off the path whoever’s living there. It also means someone’s keeping an eye on the place. If a fence panel has gone or a gutter is overflowing onto the lawn, we’ll let you know.
New-build plots at Westvale Park and The Acres
Westvale Park, north west of the town centre, is planned at 1,510 homes, and The Acres north of Langshott added 710 more. For developers, the first season is when new turf and young planting either take or fail, and clay that’s been tracked over by site traffic doesn’t help. We’ll keep show homes and finished plots mown, edged and watered for viewing days, and carry on with the communal areas once a management company takes over.
Landlords and developers in Horley: your questions
Anything else, just ring. You’ll speak to the people who do the work.
Is garden maintenance the landlord’s or the tenant’s job?
It depends on the tenancy agreement. Usually tenants handle day-to-day upkeep and landlords handle bigger jobs like hedge reductions. Some landlords include a regular gardening visit in the rent so it’s never in dispute.
Can you look after several properties?
Yes. We’ll put them on one schedule and one invoice, which makes life simpler for you and your agent.
Do you send photos after a tidy-up?
Yes. You’ll get photos of the finished garden for your records.
More grounds care in Horley.
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Care homes and hospitality
Gardens residents and guests enjoy, safe paths, and a beer garden ready for summer.
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Churches and councils
Churchyards, village greens and community spaces cut with care and on schedule.
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Commercial gritting
Office car parks, entrances, ramps and walkways gritted before staff, residents or customers arrive.
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Blocks and communal grounds
Communal lawns, parking courts and shared gardens kept tidy for residents, on a fixed annual price.
Landlords and developers nearby
Walk the site with us.
We’ll come out, look at the grounds with you and send a written schedule and a fixed price for the year.