Garden clearance in Ealing.
Garden clearance in Ealing for the long plots behind W5’s family houses, the hedged gardens of Brentham and the back gardens of Hanwell that nobody’s touched in years. We cut it back, bag it up and take every last bit of it with us.
- W5
- W3
- NW10
- W13
- W7
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Ealing gardens are long, and they grow back fast.
For a borough this close to central London, Ealing has big gardens. The houses around Pitshanger Lane, Hanger Hill and Ealing Common often sit on deep plots, with fruit trees at the far end and a compost heap someone gave up on. Once one of those goes wild for a couple of summers, it’s beyond a Saturday with the shears.
Brambles and ivy take most of the work. They grow over fences, under sheds and through whatever was left at the back, so the first job is finding out what’s under there. We cut back, pull out and clear down to the ground, and any old fencing, broken pots and buried rubbish come out with it.
Ealing’s winter gap is worth planning around. The council’s fortnightly green bin stops in December and doesn’t start again until February, which is the season many people finally cut back hedges and clear leaves. If you’re doing an end-of-year tidy, you’ll have a pile with nowhere to go for two months. We take it all on the day.
Getting the waste out is usually the slow part. Semis often have a side path, but a mid-terrace in Northfields or Hanwell means carrying every bag through the house. Each bag gets filled at the far end and walked through, so warn us about pale carpets.
Green waste goes for composting wherever possible, and regular gardening visits are available if you’d rather not let it get this far again.
Garden work we take on in Ealing.
A single overgrown border, or the whole plot right back to the fence.
Deep overgrown gardens
Long W5 plots brought back from brambles, nettles and long grass.
Ivy and brambles
Cut from fences and walls, then pulled and cleared from the ground.
Privet and laurel hedges
Big evergreen hedges cut back, with all the trimmings taken away.
Fruit tree prunings
Old apple and pear branches and windfalls cleared from the far end.
Rotten fence panels
Old panels and posts lifted out and taken away with everything else.
Rental garden resets
A garden left to grow, put right before the next tenants arrive.
Autumn leaf clears
Big piles from street trees and mature gardens, bagged and removed.
Regular gardening
Spring and autumn visits, or a regular slot, with the green waste gone each time.
Garden clearance across Ealing.
Not on the list? Send your postcode. We cover the whole borough.
- W5
Ealing Broadway & Hanger Hill
Deep plots behind family houses, and mature hedges in Brentham and around Pitshanger Lane.
- W13 · W5
West Ealing & Northfields
Narrow terrace gardens with no side access, so everything comes through the house.
- W7
Hanwell
Long back gardens, some running down towards the Brent valley.
- W3 · NW10
Acton & Park Royal
Smaller gardens and shared plots behind flats and conversions.
- UB1 · UB2
Southall
Family gardens with patios, sheds and vegetable beds gone over.
Green bin, tip or a clearance?
Ealing’s green bin suits a kept garden. A wild one needs something bigger.
Good to know in Ealing.
- Conservation areasBrentham and Hanger Hill are conservation areas, and Ealing Council needs six weeks’ notice before work on most trees in them. Ordinary hedge cutting isn’t affected, but ask the council if you’re not sure.
- Nesting birdsHedges are best cut outside the spring and summer nesting season. If we find an active nest, we leave that section alone.
- Side accessMeasure the side path if you have one. A clear route saves time and keeps your hallway clean.
- Tell the neighboursIf a shared fence is coming down, have a word first. Old boundaries in Ealing have a habit of being argued over.
- Check what’s buriedOld plots hide bricks and paving under the ivy. Tell us if you know of any, as it affects the load.
Garden clearance prices in Ealing.
The same rates we charge across London. Send photos and we’ll confirm your price before we set off.
Bagged cuttings, branches and smaller loads.
Large clearances and overgrown gardens.
One-off tidy-ups or regular visits.
Our £80 minimum, waiting time, cancellation, parking and VAT are explained on the garden clearance page and in our London price guide.
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