Garden replanting

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01/10/25, 12:14
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Scope of Works
• Clear designated beds and remove dead plants, weeds and surface debris
• Remove turf or old shrubs where agreed and prepare area for replanting
• Improve soil by forking, adding compost/topsoil and grading as needed
• Plant agreed shrubs, perennials and bulbs to the specified layout and spacing
• Mulch, stake and water in new stock and leave short written aftercare notes
• Remove green waste and leave site tidy; wear PPE and manage soil/compost safely
Typical Cost
Charge Type | Low £ | High £ | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Call‑out / Minimum | £80 | £120 | first 30–45 minutes on site |
Labour per hour | £40 | £65 | gardener or landscaper rate per person |
Materials | £60 | £350 | plants, compost, mulch; higher for larger shrubs or mature stock |
Disposal | £30 | £120 | green waste bags, small skip or council collection |
Extras (e.g. soil delivery, machinery) | £60 | £220 | soil delivery, rotavator or plant delivery charges |
TOTAL (most jobs come in here) | £300 | £900 | typical small to medium replant jobs; large gardens cost more |
Time on Site
Most small replant jobs (one or two beds or a small front garden) take 3–6 hours; larger projects or whole‑garden replanting typically take 1–2 days depending on crew size and soil condition
Questions to Ask Your Tradie
• Do your price and any call‑out include clearance and green waste disposal
• Are plants, compost and mulch included or charged separately and can I choose suppliers
• What guarantee do you give on planting and do you offer a follow‑up visit for failures
• How many people will be on site and what time will you arrive and finish
• Will you need access to water or mains power and where should I park for deliveries
• How do you handle unexpected finds (large roots, contaminated soil, hidden services) and additional costs
How to Avoid Surprises
• Confirm exact access, parking and delivery point for soil and plant drop‑offs
• Agree which plants and sizes are supplied so you know material costs in advance
• Decide beforehand who removes green waste and where it will be left for collection
• Point out underground services and fragile paving to avoid accidental damage
• Let the team know about pets and secure garden gates to keep crew safe
• Check any communal or leasehold rules if working on a shared space or front garden
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