Garden Clearance · London
Overgrown back gardens after a tenant leaves, sheds that finally need to come down, decking that's rotted through, stumps left behind by a previous owner. We hold a registered Waste Carrier Licence, we issue you a transfer note, and the tip fees are included in the price — no surprise add-on at the end.
Garden clearance we do
Volume-based pricing — you pay for what fits in the van, not by the hour. Tip fees and transfer notes always included.
Cuttings, prunings, soil and turf bags, broken garden furniture, old pots, dead bedding plants. The classic spring-and-autumn job for any London garden.
From £120 incl. tip
Book clearanceOld timber shed taken apart and removed in one visit, rotted decking lifted and bagged, broken trampolines, log stores, even an old hot tub if you can get power off it first.
From £60 dismantle
Book dismantleThe garden left as a tip when the tenant moved out — empty paint cans, kids' toys, a broken BBQ, two years of unmowed lawn. Landlord-friendly: itemised transfer notes for your records.
From £180 half-load
Book recoveryWhy a licence matters
Most £40-a-van Facebook clearance ads aren't licensed. If your garden waste turns up fly-tipped on a verge in Enfield, the fine traces back to you.
Issued by the Environment Agency. We're on the public register — verifiable before you book, name on the side of the van.
You get a Duty of Care waste transfer note by email after the job — proof you handed it to someone licensed. Keep it for 2 years.
The price you see covers labour, fuel, AND the per-tonne tip charge at a registered transfer station. No "extra disposal fee" sprung at the end.
If a tree has a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) or sits in a conservation area, we'll flag it before we start — felling without LPA consent is a £20,000 fine.
London garden clearances we do every week
Winter prunings, hedge trimmings, leaf litter — usually a half-load van in March/April for a typical terrace garden.
Old felt-roofed timber sheds — dismantled, broken down, packed in a full Luton load with the contents.
Landlord callouts after Victorian-conversion tenants leave — pots, dead BBQ, kids' bikes, full back garden reset.
Mature laurel and sycamore stumps after a previous tree job — grinding to 200mm below grade so you can re-turf.
Rotted softwood decking from 2015 fit-outs — lifted, bagged, joists out, tip fees included.
End-of-lease balcony pot clearance, dead bay trees, broken rattan furniture — quarter-load minimum.
Areas we cover
Every London borough. Click a name to see the borough page.
Garden clearance FAQ
Yes — Upper Tier Waste Carrier Licence from the Environment Agency, transfer notes issued for every job. Important: under the Environmental Protection Act 1990, if waste handed to an unlicensed carrier is later fly-tipped, the householder is liable for the fine, not the van.
Yes. Pure green waste (cuttings, soil, turf, prunings) goes to a green-waste transfer station with lower tip fees — we pass the saving on. Tell us at booking what's in the load so we can route it correctly.
A typical small London back garden — shrubs, a collapsed shed, some pots, a broken chair — usually fits a quarter to half-load: £120–£180 including labour, tip and transfer note. Stumps, slabs and hot tubs are quoted as add-ons from a photo.
Send a photo of the garden. We'll quote a fixed price.
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