Rental property garden maintenance in Reigate
Tidy-ups between tenancies, regular upkeep and new-build plots ready for viewings.
Rental property garden maintenance in Reigate is about keeping houses easy to let in a town where the neighbours’ gardens set a high bar. An overgrown garden puts tenants and buyers off before they reach the front door. We keep rentals tidy between tenancies and through them, and look after new-build plots and show homes for developers.
We’ll send photos when the job’s done, so landlords and agents have a record of exactly how the garden was left. That helps at check-in, and again at check-out if there’s any question about what state the tenant handed it back in. Regular upkeep in between keeps those conversations short.
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
Rental property garden maintenance between tenancies
Plenty of tenancy agreements ask tenants to keep the garden tidy, and plenty of gardens still come back overgrown. Are tenants responsible for garden maintenance? It depends on what the agreement says, but the landlord usually ends up dealing with it. An end of tenancy garden clearance gets hedges cut, borders cleared, lawns mown and everything taken away, so the property is ready to photograph and let. For HMOs and lets where tenants won’t garden, regular landlord garden maintenance stops it getting that far.
New-build plots and show homes
New turf and young planting need regular attention in their first season. On the clay at Woodhatch or the Gault north of the railway, fresh turf laid over compacted ground can struggle, and on the sandier plots it dries out fast in a warm spring. We keep show homes and finished plots mown, edged and watered so they look right on viewing days, and we can carry on looking after the communal areas once the site is handed over. For buyers walking round on a viewing day, a lawn with clean edges and no bare patches does a lot of quiet selling.
Landlords and developers in Reigate: your questions
Anything else, just ring. You’ll speak to the people who do the work.
Can you deal with our letting agent directly?
Yes. We’re happy to work with the agent, send photos when the job’s done, and invoice whichever of you prefers.
How quickly can you do an end-of-tenancy tidy?
Tell us the check-out date when you call and we’ll work to it, so the garden doesn’t hold up the next let. The earlier you ring, the easier it is to fit in.
Do you look after rented houses all year round?
Yes, on a weekly, fortnightly or monthly visit. It usually works out cheaper than paying for a big clear-up every time a tenant leaves.
More grounds care in Reigate.
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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.
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Offices and business parks
Frontages, verges and car park hedges looking right before your staff and visitors arrive.
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.