Garden clearance
Describe the area, volume and type of growth or waste, plus how material can be removed from the property.
London gardens vary from small terraces to shared grounds. Sortd helps you explain the size, access, green-waste needs and outcome before a gardener chooses the job.
These are live gardening job types on Sortd. Your brief can be edited before it reaches professionals.
Describe the area, volume and type of growth or waste, plus how material can be removed from the property.
Add the hedge length, approximate height, access on both sides and whether cuttings need removal.
Share lawn dimensions, current length, slope, access width and the condition you want to improve.
Include surface material, approximate area, drainage and access to water and power.
Identify the tree if known, its approximate height, access constraints and any known protection or landlord restrictions.
Useful detail reduces back-and-forth and makes it easier to judge timing, access and the likely scope.
Use a wide view of the whole garden and closer images of hedges, trees, waste or surfaces.
Mention steps, narrow passages, access through the home, parking and the narrowest gate width.
State whether cuttings and cleared material should be bagged, left on site or removed as part of the job.
Tell Jack what happened, where the job is and when you need it. He shapes the details into an editable brief.
Relevant local professionals can review the scope, timing and offered rate before accepting or proposing a change.
Confirm the professional, rate, minimum and service fee, then keep messages, completion and payment together.
If a tree may be protected, is in a conservation area or belongs to a landlord or neighbour, confirm the relevant permission before asking a professional to begin substantial pruning.
Clear expectations make a stronger first brief and a smoother booking.
Yes. Live jobs include single-visit lawn mowing and treatment as well as clearances, hedges and pressure washing.
Only if that is agreed in the brief. Describe the expected volume and whether removal, bagging or on-site stacking is needed.
Approximate lawn area, hedge length and height, patio size and access width all help a gardener assess the work.
Describe your gardening job in your own words. Review the brief before it goes live.