Garden clearance

A garden clearance is rarely only garden waste. There are the cuttings from the hedge you finally had done, the turf from the patch that is becoming a patio, the slabs nobody wanted, a trampoline frame, a rotten bench, and then everything that has migrated out of the house over the years and ended up behind the shed. Councils will take some of it in a garden bin, a few bags at a time, and none of the rest. We take the lot in one visit, carried out through the side passage or over the back by hand if that is the only way, loaded, and the ground swept behind us. It is priced by the load off the list, from £99.99 for a Mini Load to £699.99 for a full Luton, including VAT, and a photo on WhatsApp is the quickest way to find out which one it is. Nothing is paid until the job is done, and it is paid by bank transfer or cash. Branches, hedge cuttings, leaves and turf go in the same load as the broken furniture and the old fencing. Soil and rubble are heavy and are priced as what they are: a hardcore load is £280 on its own. Most gardens come out through a side gate or a passage, by hand. Where there is no way round, it comes through the house, sheeted, and nothing is left on the way. Anything that can be used again goes to local charities and to people who are homeless, and what can be recycled is recycled.