Regular Garden Maintenance

One regular visit that keeps the whole garden looking after itself

This is what most of our customers actually want: not to think about the garden. We come round on a regular schedule, do everything that needs doing that visit, take the waste away, and leave it looking smart. No booking each time, no chasing. You just come home to a tidy garden.

What a regular visit covers

A typical visit is the lot: mow the lawn, edge it, strim the bits the mower won’t reach, weed the borders, and give everything a general tidy. Then the seasonal jobs slot in as the year turns, hedge cutting in late summer, leaf clearance in autumn, cutting back in spring. You don’t have to brief us each time. We know your garden and we know what needs doing that week.

Every visit ends the same way: all the waste bagged and taken with us, and the paths swept. We don’t leave piles of clippings for you to deal with.

Why regular beats one-off

A garden that’s kept on top of never becomes a big job. That’s the whole point. Cutting a lawn every week or two is quick and keeps it healthy. Letting it run for a month and then hacking it back is harder on the grass and costs you more. The same goes for weeds and hedges.

There’s also the simple bit: the same faces come every time, so we get to know your garden, what you like, where the awkward bits are. That continuity is worth a lot, and it’s why most of our customers have been with us for years rather than months.

Weekly, fortnightly or monthly?

Bigger gardens and anyone who likes things sharp usually go weekly through summer. A lot of average-sized gardens are happy on fortnightly. Smaller or lower-maintenance plots tick over fine on monthly. The schedule isn’t fixed in stone either, plenty of customers go weekly in the growing season and drop back over winter. We’ll work out what suits your garden and your budget when we come and look.

Back lawn and borders on an evening visit — Our work: back lawn and borders on an evening visit

Narrow back lawn with summer house — Our work: narrow back lawn with summer house

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Questions people ask

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

How often should a gardener visit?

Bigger gardens usually want a weekly visit in summer, average gardens are happy fortnightly, and smaller or low-maintenance ones tick over on monthly. Most people go more often in the growing season and ease off over winter. We’ll suggest a rhythm that suits your garden.

What’s included in a regular visit?

Mowing, edging, strimming, border weeding and a general tidy as standard, with seasonal jobs like hedge cutting and leaf clearance built into the year. All the waste goes with us. We tailor exactly what’s covered to your garden when we set things up.

Do I have to sign a long contract?

No. We keep it simple and rolling, with no minimum term. If you’re happy, we keep coming. If things change, we adjust or stop. We’d rather earn the next visit than tie you in.

Is regular maintenance cheaper than one-off visits?

Per visit, yes. Regular work is quicker for us because the garden never gets out of hand, and that’s reflected in the price. You also avoid the scramble of trying to book a one-off tidy in the busy months.

Do you bring your own tools?

Always. We turn up with everything: mowers, strimmers, hedge trimmers, the lot. You don’t need to provide anything or even be in, as long as we can get access.

Can I choose what’s included?

Of course. We’ll walk round with you, talk through what you want looking after and what you’d rather leave, and put together a plan that fits. No more, no less.