Grass cutting and garden cleaning

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01/10/25, 12:14
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Scope of Works
• mow lawn to an even height using an appropriate mower for the garden access
• trim edges and use a strimmer along fences, paths and borders
• cut back light overgrowth from shrubs and low hedges up to 1.5 m where agreed
• collect and bag grass cuttings, leaves and garden debris and sweep hard surfaces
• remove green waste to your bins or take away for disposal (disposal charge applies)
• report pests, contamination (eg dog faeces, sharps) and use PPE when handling waste
Typical Cost
Charge Type | Low £ | High £ | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Call-out / Minimum | £60 | £100 | minimum visit to cover travel and setup |
Labour per hour | £35 | £50 | labour rates vary by experience and location |
Materials | £10 | £40 | fuel, small consumables, weedkiller if agreed |
Disposal | £20 | £80 | green waste removed to tip or taken off site |
Extras (e.g. skip hire, steep access) | £60 | £250 | skip hire or additional labour for steep/multi-level gardens |
TOTAL (most jobs come in here) | £90 | £350 | covers small lawn cut to larger garden clearance without heavy machinery |
Time on Site
Small front or back gardens typically take 1–2 hours; medium gardens or light clearance 2–4 hours; heavy clearance or large gardens 4–8 hours. factors that extend time include narrow gates or steps, large volumes of green waste, overgrown hedges requiring ladder work, wet ground, and removing dumped rubbish
Questions to Ask Your Tradie
• are you insured for public liability and damage to property
• do you charge by the hour or fixed price and what exactly is included
• what will you do with green waste and are disposal costs included
• what equipment will you use and will you need access to mains power or water
• can you handle pet waste, hazardous items or report contamination before work starts
• will extra charges apply for tight access, steps or for taking waste off site
How to Avoid Surprises
• clear pots, furniture and children's toys from work areas
• check gate widths and steps and tell the tradie if machinery cannot fit
• agree parking or a nearby drop-off point to avoid delays
• tell the tradie about pets, poisonous plants or areas with dog faeces
• agree green waste removal beforehand and whether you'll provide a bin or pay for collection
• flag shared access, communal garden rules or local restrictions before booking
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