Another aspect of garden clearance concerns flower-beds, trees and hedges. If these are allowed to run riot then it is no mean task to get things back to order. This is often the case when people move to a new house that has been unoccupied for a time; the garden left to itself runs wild and presents a daunting prospect for new tenants who are already vexed by the stress of moving. Professional clearance teams not only clear the tangled webs occupying the flower-beds but also prepare the ground for new planting. Also hedges and trees that need trimming and/or cutting down should be professionally dealt with; use of the right tools, ladders and cutting instruments guarantees fast and accurate results in the best safety conditions.
It can happen that certain garden spaces, for various reasons and in various ways, somehow become collection points for discarded objects. This often occurs when there is construction work going on in the house, those extra bricks and related items end up in the garden and stay there. Often the back garden is a good spot to accommodate gardening-related debris as well as those odd, useless, haven't-been-used-in-a-decade articles bound for rubbish heaps. The problem here is accumulation. When we finally decide to clear and revitalise the garden, it has turned into a mammoth task.
If, over time, the garden does suffer the above accumulation effects, there is another point to consider. When clearing out old bricks, fallen leaves, heaps of grass, piles of sticks or general debris, we are seldom prepared for certain unexpected encounters. Maybe not so unexpected: the above heaps and piles provide the perfect cosy refuge for bees, hornets, bugs, snakes, rodents and similar creatures. A professional clearance team is equipped and prepared to deal with these and all other eventualities. They hand over your garden spaces perfectly cleared, bug-free and primed for the brand new garden that will subsequently bloom.