Garden clearance is frequently needed alongside a house clearance — when a property is being sold, a tenancy ends, or a garden has been left to grow unchecked. We clear everything from furniture and shed contents to green waste and fencing.
What we clear from gardens and outdoor spaces
- Garden furniture — tables, chairs, parasols, loungers
- Shed and summerhouse contents
- Garden tools, pots, planters, trellises
- Green waste — prunings, branches, soil bags, old turf
- Old fencing, decking boards, gate frames
- Patio furniture, BBQs, outdoor heaters
- Water features, sandpits, play equipment
- General garden rubbish and bags of old compost
Sheds and outbuildings
Sheds often contain a mix of garden equipment, tools, chemicals and general household overflow. We clear the contents and can advise if the shed structure itself needs removal — we don't demolish structures, but can recommend local contractors.
Green waste and eco disposal
Prunings, grass cuttings and organic material are processed separately from general waste — composted or sent to biomass facilities where possible. We aim for maximum eco-friendly processing on all garden clearances, with nothing going to landfill unnecessarily. More detail in our eco-friendly house clearance guide.
How much does garden clearance cost in Dorset?
Light garden clearance — a few bags and some furniture — is typically £80–£200. A full garden clearance with shed contents, green waste and fencing is usually £200–£500+. Everything is quoted at a fixed price after a photo or site visit. See our house clearance costs guide for wider context.
Combined clearances
Garden clearances are commonly combined with a full house clearance or a garage clearance. Booking everything together is usually more cost-effective than separate visits.
Not sure which service fits? Start with the types of house clearance guide, or request a free quote.