Landlords, letting agents and new-build sites in Horne

Rental property garden maintenance in Horne

Keeping big rural rental gardens in Horne tidy between tenants and through a tenancy.

Renting in Horne usually means renting a house with a lot of garden. Most homes in the parish are detached, plenty have long hedges and big lawns, and a tenant who’s never had to manage that much can fall behind fast. Rental property garden maintenance in Horne keeps the garden in the state it was let in, so there’s no argument at the end.

We work for landlords and letting agents, on regular schedules or one-off tidy-ups. Big rural gardens are easy for a tenant to lose control of. A hedge left for two years or a lawn gone to seed can take a full day to put right, and somebody has to pay for that.

Rental property garden maintenance during a tenancy

Including garden maintenance in the rent often works out better for everyone. The tenant doesn’t need to own a mower or a hedge trimmer. The landlord knows hedges are cut at the right time and the lawn isn’t left to turn to field. On clay, a lawn that’s neglected for a season gets mossy and lumpy, and it costs more to put right than it would to keep up.

We cut lawns, weed beds and trim hedges on a schedule, and we’ll tell you if we spot a problem.

End of tenancy gardening, with photos

When a tenant moves out, the garden needs to be ready for photos and viewings. We do a full tidy-up: lawn cut and edged, beds weeded, hedges trimmed, paths swept and all the waste taken away. If it’s gone further than that, an end of tenancy clearance gets it back to a clean start. Moss and leaves get cleared off the paths too, so viewings don’t start with a slip.

We send photos of the finished job, which agents find useful for the check-out file. For new homes and plots, we can tidy before handover too.

Landlords and developers in Horne: your questions

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

Who’s responsible for garden maintenance, landlord or tenant?

It depends on the tenancy agreement. Usually tenants handle routine jobs like mowing and weeding, and landlords handle bigger things like hedge reductions. Including regular maintenance in the rent avoids the question.

Can you work for our letting agent?

Yes. We’ll take instructions from the agent, arrange access with the tenant and invoice whoever you prefer.

How fast can you do an end of tenancy tidy?

Tell us the check-out date and we’ll book it in. The more notice we get, the easier it is to fit.