We've been maintaining gardens for 15 years and carry public liability insurance on every job. If you're not happy with a job in Garvagh, tell us and we'll come back and fix it free.
Grass cutting in Garvagh
Our grass cutting in Garvagh covers lawns in the village and on its edges out towards the forest, each one mowed, strimmed and tidied. Lawn mowing is from £25 a cut, weekly, fortnightly or as a one-off. More about grass cutting.
Hedge cutting in Garvagh
Hedge cutting in Garvagh means hedges in the village and out on the edges towards the forest, cut back and shaped. Hedge trimming between March and August starts with a nest check, and every job is priced up front. More about hedge cutting.
Garden tidy-ups and garden waste in Garvagh
- Garden tidy-ups: Leaves cleared from Garvagh gardens near the forest's trees, plus weeding, strimming and edging.
- Green waste removal: Bagged and taken away as an extra, or put out for your brown bin.
We bring battery-powered mowers and trimmers to Garvagh, so there's no petrol noise or fumes. Every job is insured, and we're a registered waste carrier.
How grass cutting and hedge cutting work in Garvagh
We come down the A29 through Coleraine, about 17 miles. It's the furthest south we come, but well inside our 30 minutes, and where the diary allows we can come the same day.
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Call us or send your details;
a few photos texted to 07822 002022 help.
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We price the job
before we start, and that price holds on the day.
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We cut the grass or the hedge
with a regular grass cutting round on offer if you want one.
Grass cutting and hedge cutting prices in Garvagh
Garvagh jobs are priced from your photos or a quick look and agreed before we start, on what's actually in the garden: lawn, hedges, how overgrown it is and access. Grass cutting is from £25 a cut; hedge prices depend on length and height. Taking the waste away is an extra, priced with your quote. See how we price.
When to book grass cutting or hedge cutting in Garvagh
- Leaves are coming down, especially if you're near the trees of Garvagh Forest.
- Your garden runs down to the Agivey River and the edges have got away from you.
- Boundary hedges on the edge of the village have grown too big to manage.
- A lawn that's been left needs taking back down before a regular round.
Gardens in Garvagh
Garvagh is a village of 1,252 people (Census 2021) on the Agivey River, about 18 km south of Coleraine. Garvagh Forest, the former Canning estate, covers more than 200 hectares on the western edge of the village, with walking and cycling trails, a wildlife pond, red squirrels and the 19th-century Garvagh Pyramid. Garvagh Museum sits in the walled garden of Garvagh House.
For Garvagh gardens, the council's brown bin takes grass, leaves, cuttings and twigs, and garden waste is accepted at every council Household Recycling Centre too.
We also cover Macosquin · Coleraine · Ballymoney and everywhere within about 30 minutes.
Questions about grass cutting and hedge cutting in Garvagh
Do you really come out to Garvagh?
Yes. Garvagh is about 26 minutes from our base in Portstewart, inside the area we cover.
Do you cover Garvagh's outskirts, out towards Garvagh Forest?
Yes. The village and its edges, including the roads around the forest, are all within our area.
Can I book a one-off cut in Garvagh?
Yes. One-off jobs or a regular round, whichever suits you.
Can you clear leaves from gardens near the forest?
Yes. Leaf clearance is part of our garden tidy-ups, and we work year-round.