Brambles · Ivy and Hedges · Hidden Rubbish · Waste Taken Away
A garden left for a season or two quickly becomes a jungle. We cut it back, clear what was hidden underneath and take all the waste away, so you can see what you have got.
Overgrown gardens come up all the time: a rented house between tenants, a property being sold after a bereavement, or simply a garden that got away while life was busy. The growth itself is only half the job. Underneath there is usually rubbish, old furniture, broken fencing and the remains of a shed.
We cut back brambles, ivy, overgrown shrubs and hedges, clear the rubbish we find, and take everything away in the same visit. You are left with a clear space ready for a gardener, a landscaper or a new tenant.
Green waste is bulky but light, so a skip fills with air long before it is heavy. A skip on the road also needs council permission. With a van we can keep loading until the garden is clear, and the green waste goes for composting rather than landfill. See garden rubbish removal without a skip for a fuller comparison.
Bridgend council collects garden waste fortnightly from March to November for households that pay the yearly subscription, in sacks. It takes plants, grass, leaves and hedge clippings, but not soil, rubble, logs or invasive species. For a garden that has been left for years, the sacks will not go far.
