What can be removed
- Grass cuttings, hedge trimmings, prunings and leaves
- Brambles, weeds, ivy and overgrown shrubs
- Bagged and loose garden waste
- Soil, turf and small amounts of rubble (quoted by weight)
- Old fencing, trellis, timber and decking boards
- Sheds and small outbuildings, dismantled
- Garden furniture, pots, planters and general outdoor clutter
What we cannot take
- Hazardous waste such as asbestos, chemicals, oil or gas bottles
- Large tree felling or stump removal (a tree surgeon is needed)
Access
Most gardens are reached through a side gate or through the house. Both are fine. Tell us which in the quote form so the team brings floor protection and plans the carry to the van.
How long it takes
Most domestic gardens are cleared in a single visit. Larger plots or land clearance may be split over more than one visit, and the quote will say so.
What happens to the waste
Green waste is composted, timber and metal are separated for recycling, and soil and rubble go to inert waste facilities. Anyone collecting waste for payment must be a registered waste carrier; see the waste licence page for our registration where published.