Can you tackle an overgrown garden?
Yes. The garden can be assessed for a practical one-off clearance based on its condition, access and the work required.
One-off garden work
Practical help with overgrown gardens, neglected areas and seasonal tidy-ups across Moray and Aberdeenshire. One-off work can be discussed around the condition of the garden, access and the result you want to achieve.

A clearance can help make an outdoor space manageable again before you decide what ongoing care, planting or other work it may need.
Every overgrown garden is different. Before agreeing the work, Speyside Valley considers access, the condition of the space, the tasks required and the result you want.
The scope of the job—and what happens to cuttings or other garden materials—is agreed in advance, so both sides know what is included.
Discuss a One-Off Tidy-Up
Yes. The garden can be assessed for a practical one-off clearance based on its condition, access and the work required.
No. One-off clearance and seasonal tidy-up work can be discussed without committing to ongoing maintenance.
The work, access and what happens to cuttings or other materials are agreed clearly before the job starts.
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A garden clearance quote depends on the condition of the garden and the work required. The main factors are:
Area and work required. The size of the space and whether you need cutting back, grass tidying or a fuller clearance affect the time and equipment needed.
Amount of overgrowth. Dense or long-established growth can involve more work than a light seasonal tidy-up.
Access to the garden. Gate widths, steps, slopes and space to bring in equipment help Grant assess how the job can be carried out.
Cuttings and garden materials. The amount of material and the agreed plan for handling it are considered when quoting. What is included is agreed before work starts.
Send a few photographs and a short description of the areas that need attention.