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Lawn cutting and edging

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01/10/25, 12:14

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Scope of Works

 

• mow lawn to an agreed height using rotary or cylinder mower

• edge beds, paths and driveways with a hand or powered edger for a clean finish

• trim around fences, trees, borders and fixed obstacles with a strimmer

• collect and remove or dispose of grass cuttings as agreed with the customer

• blow and sweep paths and patios to remove clippings from hard surfaces

• note lawn health issues (moss, drainage, bare patches) and recommend follow-up treatments

 

Typical Cost

 

Charge Type

Low £

High £

Notes

Call-out / Minimum

£40

£75

typical visit charge for small gardens; includes travel

Labour per hour

£30

£55

per operative; teams or specialist kit cost more

Materials

£0

£20

fuel, blades and small consumables; fertiliser or treatments extra

Disposal

£0

£40

green waste removed to council or taken away in van; cheaper if left on site

Extras

£20

£120

ride-on mower, difficult access, overtime or extra operatives

TOTAL (most jobs come in here)

£60

£180

typical single visit for a suburban front or back lawn; larger or overgrown gardens cost more

 

Time on Site

 

Most domestic lawns with edging take 30–90 minutes for a single operative depending on size and complexity

 

Questions to Ask Your Tradie

 

• what exactly is included in the price (mowing, edging, clipping removal)

• do you charge per visit or offer regular maintenance packages

• what equipment will you use and is it suitable for my lawn size and slopes

• how do you handle green waste disposal and are there extra charges

• are you insured for public liability and damage to lawn features

• how do you treat moss, weeds and drainage issues and what are additional costs

 

How to Avoid Surprises

 

• ensure gates and paths are clear and at least 70 cm wide for equipment access

• provide on-site water or electricity if you expect electric tools to be used

• confirm parking arrangements close to the property for vans and trailers

• secure or remove pets and valuables from the working area

• agree disposal method for cuttings and any additional charges before work starts

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