Two types of job come up most often here: gardens that need a regular tidy through the growing season, and gardens that have been left long enough to need a proper clearance first. Regular visits cover mowing, edging, hedge trimming and general weeding, usually every two to four weeks depending on how fast things grow that time of year. Waste is bagged and taken away, not left in a pile by the fence.
A full overgrown clearance is a different job: cutting back years of growth, digging out roots that have spread into paths or borders, and getting a garden back to a state where regular maintenance can actually keep it that way. These usually take a full day or two depending on the size of the plot.
One-off tidy-ups before a house sale or a family visit are common too, priced by the hour rather than a fixed package since every garden’s starting point is different. A standard maintenance visit for an average-sized garden starts at £30.