Garden Clearance in Wimbledon that turns overgrown plots into clean, usable outdoor space. We remove green waste, sheds, shrubs and unwanted soil, then leave the site ready for landscaping.
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If your garden has become overgrown or cluttered, our team can clear it quickly and safely. We work across SW19 and SW20, including Wimbledon Village and South Wimbledon. From brambles and self-seeded saplings to old planters and broken fencing, we strip back the mess and restore order. Many clients call us after a busy season or ahead of a renovation near Wimbledon Common.
Wimbledon’s mix of large Victorian houses, Edwardian villas and exclusive modern homes often comes with mature planting and generous plots. That can mean heavy green waste, awkward side access, and long-established shrubs that need careful removal. We’re used to protecting period features, boundaries and patios while clearing borders and neglected corners. Whether it’s a townhouse garden in Wimbledon Park or a larger plot near the All England Lawn Tennis Club, we tailor the clearance to the property.
Our process starts with a clear plan: what stays, what goes, and how we’ll remove it. We handle overgrown gardens, shed clearance, tree & shrub removal, soil removal and full site preparation for new landscaping. Green waste is loaded and taken away responsibly, with the garden left swept and safe. Homeowners trust us for tidy workmanship, reliable timings, and a finish that’s ready for the next stage.
We know access can be tight on Wimbledon Village lanes and around SW19 terraces, so we plan loading and protect hallways, side passages and paving. In the London Borough of Merton, parking and skip placement can vary by street, so we advise on the simplest compliant approach. Wimbledon’s mature gardens often mean heavier loads and deeper roots, especially near Wimbledon Common. We adapt tools, crew size and removal method to keep the job efficient and tidy.
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Most garden clearance jobs in Wimbledon fall between £200 and £800, with a typical spend of £300 to £600 depending on volume and access. Costs rise if there’s heavy soil removal, large shrubs or small trees, or a full shed clearance with mixed waste. Narrow side access, multiple levels, or long carry distances can also affect labour time. We’ll confirm what’s included before work starts.
Most clearances take 1–2 days, depending on how overgrown the garden is and how much waste needs removing. A straightforward tidy-up with green waste removal can often be completed in a day, while dense brambles, shed clearance, or tree and shrub removal may need longer. Access and parking in SW19/SW20 also influence loading time. We’ll give a realistic schedule after a quick assessment.
Garden clearance is usually permitted and doesn’t require planning permission, especially when you’re simply removing overgrowth or waste. However, there can be rules around protected trees, conservation areas, and how skips or vehicles are positioned on the road. In the London Borough of Merton we’ll flag any likely constraints, check whether a tree may be protected, and advise on the safest, compliant way to remove and dispose of waste.
Yes. Our garden clearance is carried out to a clear scope, and we stand by the quality of our workmanship. Where clearance forms part of a wider project (such as new turfing, fencing, paving or planting), our work is covered by a 10-year warranty on the installed landscaping elements. We’ll explain exactly what’s covered for your project and provide aftercare guidance so the cleared area stays manageable.
After clearance, we can prepare the site for whatever comes next: soil removal or topsoil import, levelling, new turf or seeding, fresh planting beds, and bases for patios or paths. Many Wimbledon homeowners also choose privacy screening, new fencing, or a shed base once the area is stripped back. We’ll talk through how you use the garden, drainage considerations, and the look you want, then recommend practical options to match the space.
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