Yes, and on a larger garden the sequencing matters more than the work does.
Yes, and it is usually both cheaper and better. One set-up, one access arrangement, one waste stream — and, more importantly, the stages happen in the right order.
Sequencing is where separately-booked garden work goes wrong, not quality.
| Stage | Position | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Clearance | First | Reveals everything |
| Tree and hedge work | Early | Heaviest, needs full access |
| Stumps | Before levelling | Or you level twice |
| Fencing | After the boundary is clear | Line visible and accessible |
| Levelling | After fixed points | Set to the fence and paths |
| Power washing | Near the end | After the mess-making |
| Turf | Last | Protected from all of it |
Tell us what you need and we will arrange a free quotation.
Where a garden needs several stages, the value of one company is less about the day rate and more about the plan. A larger plot rarely gets done in a week — it gets done across a season or two, and the decisions at each stage depend on what the previous one revealed. Having one crew who saw the clearance advise on the fencing, and one who saw the fencing set the levels for the turf, is a different quality of work from three quotes obtained independently.
We would rather tell you which parts we should do and which parts you would be better off getting elsewhere. Structural work, drainage and groundworks are different trades. Design is a different skill, and on a larger garden a good designer is often worth involving. What we do cover — clearance, tree work, hedges, fencing, turfing and power washing — happens to be most of what an established garden needs bringing back, in the order it needs it.
See what our garden clearance service covers in Henleaze, or read more about the service across the areas we work in.
Yes, and it is usually cheaper and better — one set-up, one access arrangement, one waste stream, and the stages happen in the right order.
On sequencing rather than workmanship. The fencer arrives before the tree is felled, or the turf goes down before the fencer comes.
Because a larger plot gets done across a season or two, and each stage's decisions depend on what the previous one revealed. One crew carrying that knowledge is worth a great deal.
Clearance, tree and hedge work, stumps, fencing, levelling, power washing, then turf last.
No. A larger project is commonly three or four visits across seasons, planned as one job.
Everything you are considering, what the garden is for when finished, your timeframe, and whether you are selling.
Most of what an established garden needs bringing back. Structural work, drainage and design are different trades, and on a larger garden a designer is often worth involving.
The first clearance firmly, the rest afterwards once the ground is visible. Nobody can price a garden nobody has seen.
Need tree surgery, hedge maintenance, fencing, garden clearance, turfing or power washing? Complete the form and tell us what work you require.
