Garden tidy-ups

What’s included

• Basic trimming of hedges and shrubs
• Weeding of garden beds and paths
• Presentation of entry gardens and common areas
• Green-waste removal
• Leaf clean-up after storms and in autumn
• Checking planter boxes over slabs for drainage issues (a common leak source)

Why gardens matter to a building

Gardens are often the first thing people see as they approach a building. Overgrown shrubs, weeds and piles of leaves make a property look neglected, while neat, well-kept gardens make it feel cared for.

Regular tidy-ups also keep paths clear, stop plants damaging walls and gutters, and help us spot drainage issues around planter boxes before they cause leaks.

How we work in occupied buildings

• The same crew where possible, so residents and staff know who’s on site
• Visits scheduled around residents, trading hours and collection days
• Quiet, tidy work with floors, lifts and entries protected
• Photo confirmation of each visit and anything that needs attention
• One point of contact for the building or strata manager

Part of a maintenance plan

This service can be booked on its own or bundled into a weekly, fortnightly or tailored maintenance plan: one contractor, one schedule and one invoice for your whole building.