Garden Clearance Norton: Overgrown Gardens and Waste Removal
A garden that has been left for a season or two can look worse than it really is. Underneath the overgrowth there is often a perfectly usable plot, and the first step is simply to find out. In Norton, clearance jobs come from house moves, inherited properties and gardens that have outgrown their owners. Starting with a cleared site makes every later job simpler and the quote more accurate.
We clear overgrown gardens, take away waste and prepare the ground for the next stage, covering Norton, Worcester, Powick and Kempsey. We carry public liability insurance.
What a clearance involves
We start by walking the garden with you to agree what stays and what goes. Shrubs you value are marked, and everything else is cut back, dug out and removed. Larger items such as old sheds and decking are dismantled and removed in manageable pieces.
Waste is sorted into green waste and general rubbish and taken away responsibly, so you are not left with a pile at the bottom of the garden.
- Cutting back and removing overgrown shrubs and weeds
- Taking out old sheds, broken fencing and rubble
- Hauling away green waste and rubbish
- Levelling rough ground ready for the next stage
- Preparation of the ground for turf, paving or planting
Selling, letting or rebuilding
A tidy garden helps a property sell or let, and clearance is often the first stage of a bigger change, such as a new patio and lawn. Clearing and building with the same team means the ground is prepared with the end result in mind. We will talk through the next stage with you, whether that is paving, turfing or fencing.
Invasive plants such as Japanese knotweed need specialist handling and must not be strimmed. If we suspect any, we will tell you before the work begins.
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Helpful guides
Clearing and Preparing a Garden Before Landscaping Starts
Strip-out, excavation, levelling, drainage and sequencing: the preparation that decides how a new patio, driveway, lawn or fence turns out.
Read the guideClearing a Garden Before Selling a House: What Matters
A practical plan for getting a garden presentable before a sale: what to tackle first, what to skip and how to time it around viewings.
Read the guideOther work we do in Norton
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Garden Clearance in Norton: common questions
Do I need to be at home during the clearance?
Not always, as long as we can reach the garden and we have agreed what is to be kept. It helps to be available for the start so any questions can be settled on the spot. Larger or very overgrown gardens may need more than one day, and the quote reflects that.
Can you clear the garden and then landscape it?
Yes. Many customers have the garden cleared first and then move straight on to paving, turf or fencing, which saves handing the site between different firms. If the garden is to be sold or let, we can tidy it to a presentable standard without rebuilding it.
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