Grass and weed cutting
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01/10/25, 12:14
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Scope of Works
• Cut grass to an agreed height using a cylinder or rotary mower depending on lawn size
• strim edges, paths and around obstacles and tidy up grass lines
• remove or bag cuttings (collection) or mulch and leave on lawn if requested
• spot-treat or pull weeds from beds, paving and borders; chemical treatment discussed and agreed in advance
• clear clippings from paths/drives and remove green waste to a skip or garden waste bin where required
• wear PPE (gloves, eye protection); advise on hazardous plants (hogweed) and on handling contaminated waste
Typical Cost
Charge Type | Low £ | High £ | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Call-out / Minimum | £40 | £80 | minimum visit for small gardens or first 30–45 minutes |
Labour per hour | £30 | £50 | rate per operative; larger teams cost more |
Materials | £0 | £35 | fuel, replacement blades, small weedkiller charge if used |
Disposal | £0 | £40 | bagged green waste to council bin or removed to skip |
Extras (e.g. large or steep sites) | £0 | £120 | steep slopes, large volumes of cuttings, hedge work or chemical weed control |
TOTAL (most jobs come in here) | £70 | £220 | rounded typical range for small to medium gardens; larger or overgrown sites cost more |
Time on Site
Most small gardens take 30 minutes–1 hour; medium gardens 1–2 hours. time increases for overgrown lawns, lots of edging, chemical weed treatments or when multiple operatives are needed
Questions to Ask Your Tradie
• do you include collection and disposal of cuttings or is that extra
• what machinery will you use and will you bring battery or petrol equipment
• do you treat weeds chemically and what products do you use
• are you insured and can you provide evidence of public liability cover
• will you point out any issues (drain covers, molehills, broken paving) that affect work before starting
• do you need water or power on site and are there any access restrictions we should know about
How to Avoid Surprises
• clear gates/paths and secure pets so work can progress without delays
• tell the tradie about access limitations, steep slopes or narrow side passages in advance
• agree whether cuttings are to be left, bagged or taken away and who pays disposal fees
• confirm if chemicals will be used and check for children, pets or protected plants before treatment
• provide parking or drop-off space for equipment to avoid call-out extras and delays

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