How do you price a clearance?

By the day, once we have seen it. An overgrown plot is hard to quote by the item, which is why the visit matters. The visit is free and the day rate is fixed before we start.

What happens to all the waste?

Woody material goes through the chipper on site, which cuts the volume right down. The rest is loaded onto the truck and taken away. You are left with cleared ground rather than a pile to deal with.

Can you get a machine in?

Depends on the access, which is the first thing we look at. Plenty of clearance work is done by hand and saw because there is no way in for anything bigger, and that changes the time rather than the outcome.

Will it come straight back?

Bramble and scrub will regrow from the root unless the ground is managed afterwards. We will tell you honestly what is likely to return and what a follow-up visit would cost, rather than leaving you to find out in the spring.

A tipper truck loaded with green waste parked beside an orange towed woodchipper on a grass verge

Overgrown plots, cleared properly.

Brambles, self-seeded sycamore, decades of nobody touching it. Clearance is the job where the before and after is most of the point.

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What clearance covers

Priced by the day on anything substantial, because nobody can quote a bramble thicket by the item.

Brambles, scrub and years of unmanaged growth taken back to ground
Self-seeded trees removed before they become a felling job
Old fence lines, failed hedging and dead shrubs grubbed out
Plots cleared ahead of groundworks, fencing or a new build
Paddocks and field edges brought back under control
Everything chipped or loaded, and the ground left usable

A before and after pair showing an overgrown access track reopened after the vegetation was cut back

Who we clear for

Residential and commercial, which is most of what makes a week varied.

Homeowners

A garden that got away during an illness, a move or a few busy years. No lectures, just a price.
Landlords and agents

Between tenancies, where the brief is usually to get it tidy and get it let.
Builders and developers

Plots cleared and stumped ahead of the groundworks, on a date that suits the programme.
Probate and empty houses

Often years of growth and an agent waiting. Photographs sent through as we go.
Farms and paddocks

Field edges, overgrown boundaries and the scrub that has crept in off them.
Schools and grounds

Work scheduled outside opening hours where that is what it takes.

Plot or garden that needs clearing?

A few photographs from different corners and a rough idea of the size is usually enough for us to talk sensibly about a day rate.

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Questions about this job

How do you price a clearance?: By the day, once we have seen it. An overgrown plot is hard to quote by the item, which is why the visit matters. The visit is free and the day rate is fixed before we start.
What happens to all the waste?: Woody material goes through the chipper on site, which cuts the volume right down. The rest is loaded onto the truck and taken away. You are left with cleared ground rather than a pile to deal with.
Can you get a machine in?: Depends on the access, which is the first thing we look at. Plenty of clearance work is done by hand and saw because there is no way in for anything bigger, and that changes the time rather than the outcome.
Will it come straight back?: Bramble and scrub will regrow from the root unless the ground is managed afterwards. We will tell you honestly what is likely to return and what a follow-up visit would cost, rather than leaving you to find out in the spring.