Less garden work.
More garden time.
From an overgrown corner to a garden that needs a reset, tell us what you’d like taken off your hands. We’ll help you define the work, not sell you a one-size-fits-all package.
Your garden. Your priorities.
A few clear photos and a short list of priorities help make a garden enquiry useful. Mention pets, restricted access, delicate planting and anything you want left untouched. For larger gardens, indicate which areas matter most.
Ask about availability for recurring maintenance rather than assuming a standing service is included. Specialist landscaping, chemical treatment and irrigation work are not promised as part of a general garden enquiry.
Let’s agree the details.
For lawn mowing, hedge trimming, general garden maintenance and once-off outdoor tidy-ups.
- The lawn, hedges or garden areas needing attention
- The tasks you want included in this visit
- Waste handling and any follow-up requirements
Send wide photos of the areas needing attention and one photo of anything that needs special care.
Here’s how it starts.
Show us the job.
Tell us what you need. Add your suburb and a few photos on WhatsApp.
Get a clear quote.
Discuss access, the work and what happens to the branches, wood and waste.
Take back your space.
Once the scope and timing are agreed, the job can be planned around your property.
Can I request a once-off garden tidy?
Yes. Explain which tasks you want done, send photos and include your suburb. The scope and availability can then be discussed.
Do you offer regular garden visits?
Ask the team about current arrangements and availability. Recurring visits are not booked automatically through the website and must be agreed directly.
What should I include in my enquiry?
Include your suburb, the approximate size of the garden, the tasks you need and clear photos. Mention access constraints and whether garden waste should be removed.
Can tree work and garden cleanup be quoted together?
You can request both in one enquiry. Identify each part of the job so the team can discuss the combined scope, timing and cleanup arrangements.