CLEARANCE · BERKSHIRE · GARDEN & GREEN WASTE
Garden Clearance across Berkshire
A Berkshire garden clearance is often the last job before a sale or a new tenancy — an overgrown plot behind a Reading terrace, a shed full of decades of accumulated tools in a Bracknell garden, or a Maidenhead riverside garden that has not been touched since a house went on the market.
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- Licensed waste carrier CBDU300454
- Since 2019
Why Berkshire customers book us
Cutting and removal in one visit
Overgrown grass, brambles and shrubs are cut back and bagged before loading, so you are not left with a pile to move yourself.
Sheds and outbuildings included
A garden clearance can include dismantling and removing a rotten shed or greenhouse, not just the plants around it.
Green waste routed separately
Cut and bagged garden waste is kept apart from general rubbish and taken to the correct green-waste stream rather than landfilled with everything else.
No council permit needed on your side
West Berkshire, RBWM and the other Berkshire councils restrict green-waste drop-off by permit and vehicle type; a licensed collection avoids all of that.
What garden clearance includes
What we clear
- Overgrown grass, brambles, hedging and shrubs
- Fallen branches, cuttings and old decking or fencing
- Sheds, greenhouses and small outbuildings
- Pots, garden furniture and general garden clutter
How we work
- Cut and bagged on site before loading
- Volume confirmed and priced against the van
- Access checked for side gates, steps and narrow passages
- Sweep and tidy of the cleared area before we leave
Disposal
- Green waste routed to the correct recycling stream
- Timber and metal from sheds segregated for recycling
- Waste transfer note issued for every load
- Upper-tier waste carrier registration
Garden Clearance prices in Berkshire
Every figure below is a fixed price for the whole job, confirmed in writing before you book — not an hourly rate and not an estimate.
| Job | From | What it covers | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Garden & green waste | £95 | Cut, bagged and removed | 1–3 hours |
| Half van load | £180 per van load | Most common household clear-out | 1–3 hours |
| Quarter van load | £110 per van load | ≈ 4 bin bags + small furniture | 1–3 hours |
Priced by volume once it is cut and bagged. Overgrown or brambled gardens are quoted after photos, since the cutting time varies more than the removal does.
How booking works
- 1
Photograph the garden
One or two photos are usually enough for a volume estimate, and tell us about any shed or outbuilding you want included.
- 2
Slot booked, price confirmed by volume
We cut and bag before loading, so the price reflects what actually leaves the garden, not a guess made from the gate.
- 3
Cleared, swept, documented
Cuttings loaded, area swept, and your waste transfer note emailed the same day.
Clearance and waste removal reviews across the UK
4.5 ★ from 3,131 Trustpilot reviewsI am very pleased to the nice work from Hello services. Thanks for the Adam and Sulltan for assembling my garden shed. Professional and friendly.
Amazing service. They dismantled and removed and old running machine for me. It was very heavy. They were very careful of my mosaic floors on the hall. Very easy to use. They were very responsive to book. Arrived promptly and were fast and efficient. I recommend them.
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Towns we cover in Berkshire
Same fixed prices countywide. Towns with their own garden clearance page link straight to it; the rest link to the town hub, where every division we run is listed.
- ReadingGarden Clearance page
- SloughGarden Clearance page
- BracknellGarden Clearance page
- MaidenheadGarden Clearance page
- WokinghamGarden Clearance page
- NewburyGarden Clearance page
- CavershamGarden Clearance page
- WindsorGarden Clearance page
- WoodleyGarden Clearance page
- ThatchamGarden Clearance page
- AscotGarden Clearance page
- SandhurstGarden Clearance page
- CrowthorneGarden Clearance page
- WinnershGarden Clearance page
- TwyfordGarden Clearance page
- Old WindsorGarden Clearance page
- Burghfield CommonGarden Clearance page
- ShinfieldGarden Clearance page
- CookhamGarden Clearance page
- HungerfordGarden Clearance page
- BinfieldGarden Clearance page
- DatchetGarden Clearance page
Garden Clearance in Berkshire
Garden clearance requests across Berkshire cluster around house sales and tenancy changeovers, and the county's mix of housing ages shows up in the gardens themselves. Reading and Wokingham's older terraces often have long, narrow rear gardens accessed only through the house or a tight side passage, so equipment and bags have to be carried through rather than driven in. Bracknell and Wokingham's newer estates have larger but more standardised plots, where the recurring job is a shed or greenhouse that has outlived its base and needs dismantling as well as clearing.
The council side is stricter than most people expect. West Berkshire, Windsor & Maidenhead and the other Berkshire authorities all restrict green-waste and van drop-off at their HWRCs to booked, permitted visits, and several charge non-residents by the visit. A licensed garden clearance collects everything in one visit and disposes of it correctly, which is usually faster than the permit process alone.
Other clearance services across Berkshire
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Garden Clearance in Berkshire — your questions.
Can you clear an overgrown garden, not just a tidy one?
Yes — cutting back brambles, long grass and shrubs before bagging and loading is part of the job, and it is why overgrown gardens are quoted from photos rather than a flat rate.
Do you take down sheds and greenhouses?
Yes, including dismantling a rotten or unwanted shed as part of the same visit, with timber and glass segregated for the correct disposal route.
How is garden clearance priced?
By the volume once cut and bagged, on the same van-load scale as other clearance work. Overgrown gardens are quoted after photos because cutting time varies more than the volume does.
Do I need a council permit for garden waste?
Not for a clearance we carry out — that requirement applies to residents taking their own waste to a Berkshire HWRC. Our collections are disposed of under our own waste carrier registration.
Can you access a garden with only a side passage?
Usually, yes — tell us about gates, steps or narrow passages when you book so we bring the right equipment rather than discovering the constraint on the day.
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Book garden clearance in Berkshire
Pick a slot online, or send us the details and we will come back with a fixed price.
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