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West End and Milton gardens before a sale

Before you sell or lease in West End, Milton, Spring Hill or Auchenflower, a small garden needs weeding, pruning, a mow and edging. Soft landscaping helps tired beds.

Entry paths, courtyards, front lawns and tired beds are the first things buyers and tenants see. We'll help you pick the jobs buyers will notice first.

Step by step

The services we'd use

Before you sell or lease in West End, Milton, Spring Hill or Auchenflower, a small garden needs weeding, pruning, a mow and edging. Soft landscaping helps tired beds.

Step 1

Weed control

We clear weeds out of lawn edges, garden beds and paths, by hand where we can.

Read about weed control

Step 4

Lawn mowing

Lawn mowing keeps the grass short and the edges neat, and we blow the paths clear before we leave.

Read about lawn mowing

Getting a quote

Photos and details that help

Tell us when the listing or inspections are, send photos of the entry and mention anything that limits green waste removal. We'll put the entry and front garden at the top of the quote.

Your suburb, what kind of property it is, how we get in and where we can park.

A few photos of the parts of the garden that need work.

How often you need us: regular visits, a seasonal visit, a one off job or a tidy before you sell.

Questions

Before you ask for a quote

What should a small West End or Milton garden get before a sale or lease?

Before you sell or lease in West End, Milton, Spring Hill or Auchenflower, a small garden needs weeding, pruning, a mow and edging. Soft landscaping helps tired beds.

Why do these services suit this kind of garden?

Entry paths, courtyards, front lawns and tired beds are the first things buyers and tenants see. We'll help you pick the jobs buyers will notice first.

What should I send with my quote request?

Tell us when the listing or inspections are, send photos of the entry and mention anything that limits green waste removal. We'll put the entry and front garden at the top of the quote.