Every two weeks, or every four

We cut it, edge it, do the hedges when they need it, take the cuttings away and you come home to it done. Even the smallest of jobs matter.

A large striped lawn in front of a house after its first cut of the year

How a season goes

First visit Whatever state it’s in, we get it back to something maintainable.

Then Back every two or four weeks through the season. Grass, edges, weeds, cuttings away.

Mid-season Hedges trimmed and shaped to the height you want them at, not the height that suits us.

Last cut One more before the weather goes, and we pick it up again in spring.

If you’re not in, we’ll send you the photos.

The first visit, when it’s bad

A back court in Carmyle nobody had touched in a long time. Cut down to a level somebody can keep on top of.

A tenement back court completely overgrown with waist-high weeds

Before

The same back court cut right down and cleared

After

Hedges back to six foot

Neglected for years and well over the gate. Brought down and squared up along the whole boundary, then kept there on the rounds.

An overgrown hedge grown up past the gate and the lamp post, hiding the front of the terrace on a misty morning

Before

The same lamp post, gate and gable with the hedge cut back down to six foot and squared off

After

Same lamp post, same gate — that’s how you check one of these is honest.

Not just houses

Letting agents send us to properties before a viewing. Factors have us in for the common ground. We’ve worked for and been sub-contracted to housing associations and councils.

One agent has us drive to Irvine for theirs — as John puts it, why contact someone out there when you can send the people you trust.

A back garden freshly mown with clean edges and the drying pole standing clear

“Great service, really reliable friendly guy. Couldn’t recommend enough for general garden maintenance”

Anya, Glasgow — June 2023

One of 88 reviews on MyBuilder.