Garden clearance in Exmouth.
Overgrown coastal gardens cleared back to usable ground, waste taken with us.
Garden clearance in Exmouth
Clearance on light Exmouth ground has one thing going for it: it digs and rakes far more easily than the heavy clay further inland, and it does not turn to a bog after rain. A clearance here can go ahead in weather that would have us rescheduling in the Culm valley.
What grows back fastest on this soil is the scrubby, wind-tolerant stuff: bramble along fence lines, self-set sycamore, coarse grass through the borders. Cutting it down is straightforward; keeping it down is the part worth planning, because it comes back quickly on open coastal ground.
Holiday lets and second properties make up a fair share of clearance work around here, which usually means a one-off before a season rather than a regular arrangement. That is fine. We would rather do a proper clearance once than sell an unnecessary round.
Common questions
Garden clearance in Exmouth: common questions.
Can clearance happen in winter?
Usually yes on this ground: it drains well and stays workable when heavier sites do not.
Do you work on holiday lets?
Yes, and a pre-season clearance and cut is a common one. Access details are worth sending with the enquiry if the property is empty.
Will the brambles come back?
On open coastal ground, yes, faster than most places. A follow-up visit later in the season is usually worth more than doing the first clearance twice as hard.
Next step
Garden clearance in Exmouth
Send a couple of photos and a line about the job. We will come back with a price.