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Garden clearance and garden waste removal across Neath, Port Talbot and Swansea: green waste, sheds, fencing and the pile behind the greenhouse, loaded and away. Garden clearances are priced by the volume the load fills on the vehicle, plus VAT, with no need to bag a thing.
Green waste goes to composting and green processing rather than landfill wherever the load allows.
Cuttings, branches and turf go for composting and green processing.
Sheds, fence panels and decking come down and go on the truck by arrangement.
Loose piles are fine; the crew brings the tools and does the lifting.
We do not deal with asbestos or Japanese knotweed.
A shed clearance empties the shed and leaves it standing: old tools, pots, feed bags, paint tins set aside for the correct route, and the timber and offcuts that gather behind the door. Shed removal takes the structure as well. By arrangement the crew takes a wooden shed down in panels, loads the lot and leaves the base clear.
Most sheds, contents included, sit within a 6 to 8 yard load, priced by the volume it fills on the truck, plus VAT. Larger workshops and summerhouses are quoted from photos; tell the office what the shed is made of so the crew brings the right tools.
Turf, topsoil and the odd barrow of rubble travel happily inside a mixed garden load. Whole loads of soil or hardcore are a different matter, because they weigh far more than the same volume of cuttings. Those are quoted separately on the callback so the load size and the vehicle are right first time.
Paths, patios and the rubble from a knocked-through wall belong with our rubble and building waste removal service, which prices dense material honestly by volume. Garden waste at the Briton Ferry recycling centre is chargeable by weight for residents who take it themselves, and booking is required, which is why many customers find a collection simpler for a big cut-back.
A skip makes sense when the garden is being reworked over several weeks and there is a driveway to put it on. A garden clearance makes sense when the growth has got away, the job is one long afternoon and nobody wants to carry brambles through the house. Our crew brings the tools, does the lifting and loads loose piles directly, so nothing needs bagging first.
If a skip has to go on the road a council permit is needed; a fee applies, and the office sorts the permit as part of the booking. The items that gather in a garden over the years, such as tyres, paint tins and old upholstered chairs, cannot go in a skip at all. On a collection each of those is routed correctly or set aside with clear advice. If you would rather fill something at your own pace, a skip bag sits on the drive without a permit and is collected once it is full.
A recent word from a local customer. There are more on our reviews page.
“A fair price agreed on the phone and that is exactly what I paid, with no surprises. Polite, quick and nothing left behind. I would use them again without hesitation.”
For anything else, our office is glad to help on 01639 630282, Monday to Friday 8am to 4pm, closed weekends.
Your garden, cleared and tidy.
Send the enquiry now; the office calls back in opening hours with a confirmed price, plus VAT, and a collection slot.
