Garden clearance in Exeter.
Overgrown ground brought back under control: brambles, scrub, self-set saplings and whatever has grown up behind them.
Garden clearance in Exeter
Clearance is the job where the price depends almost entirely on access, and in Exeter that varies enormously. A city terrace with a side passage and no rear access means everything comes out by hand through the house. A semi with a driveway and a back gate is a completely different day's work for the same amount of green waste.
Typical Exeter clearances are gardens that have had a season or two with nobody on them: a rental between tenants, a probate property, or a garden that got away during a bad year. Brambles through the borders, grass gone to meadow, saplings coming up along the fence line.
The work goes in order: cut down, clear out, then see what is underneath. Often there is a decent lawn and usable borders under it, and it is worth knowing that before deciding what to do with the space. Anything we find that changes the job, a collapsed shed base, a fence that is holding on by the ivy, you hear about before we carry on, not on the invoice.
Common questions
Garden clearance in Exeter: common questions.
How is a clearance priced?
Per job, once we have seen photos or the site. Volume of growth matters, but access usually matters more: how far the waste has to be carried and whether it can go straight into a trailer.
Do you take the waste away?
Yes, that is part of the job. It is loaded and gone rather than left in bags for you to deal with.
Can you clear a garden before a property sale or letting?
That is a common one. A clearance and a first cut makes a real difference to how a place shows, and it is usually a single visit rather than an ongoing arrangement.
Next step
Garden clearance in Exeter
Send a couple of photos and a line about the job. We will come back with a price.