Garden clearance in Horsham

Overgrown Horsham gardens cut back, cleared and taken away, ready to enjoy, let or sell.

Most garden clearance in Horsham starts with a garden that simply got away from someone. A new job, a long illness, a parent’s house that now has to be sold. On Horsham’s fertile soil, one summer is enough for brambles to take a border and two can be enough to lose the lawn. We cut it all back, dig out the worst of the roots and take the lot away.

We’ll do it in one go where we can, and leave the garden swept so you can see what you’ve actually got. If you then want it kept under control, we can put it on a regular visit. Either way, there’s no skip on your drive and no queue at the tip.

Garden clearance in Horsham’s older streets

Clearing a garden in the older parts of town has its own puzzles. Some long back gardens have only a narrow side passage, or none at all, and the twittens that link the Causeway to nearby streets show how tight access can get in the old town. We plan for it: more barrow trips, smaller loads, and dust sheets down if the only way out is through the house. Tell us about access when you ring. In a conservation area, walls, trees and anything protected stay exactly as they are.

What a garden tidy-up costs, and what’s included

People ask about garden clearance cost first, which is fair. Honestly, it depends on the size, how dense the growth is, how much waste there’ll be and how easy it is to get out. After a look round, we’ll quote one fixed figure, and it covers carting everything off. Brambles, ivy, old shrubs, weeds and leaves all go. Builders’ rubble and household junk don’t, because we’re a garden firm, not a skip hire.

Garden Clearance in Horsham: your questions

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

Can you clear a garden before a house sale?

Yes. A cleared, edged garden looks far better in photos and on viewings. Tell us the date the photographer is booked and we’ll try to work to it.

Do you clear gardens at empty houses or for probate?

Yes. We can deal with the family, solicitor or estate agent, and nobody needs to be there as long as we can get into the garden. We’ll let you know when it’s done.

Will you dig out stumps and roots?

We dig out bramble and weed roots and small shrubs. Large tree stumps need a tree surgeon or stump grinder, and we’ll tell you if you’ve got one of those.