Make your garden the talk of your neighbourhood with our friendly gardeners!
We are dedicated to providing top-notch service quality and continuously strive to enhance it to meet and exceed your expectations. When you choose us for your gardening needs, you gain access to a team of skilled professionals who prioritise attention to detail, reliability, and customer satisfaction. From personalised garden care plans to expert advice, we ensure your outdoor space receives the care it deserves. Additionally, our services are tailored to fit your schedule and budget, making it convenient and hassle-free to maintain a beautiful and thriving garden.
Our Hackney gardeners are experts in their field and they know exactly what your garden needs to thrive. They offer customisable services tailored to your specific requirements, whether you need lawn mowing, edging, weeding, hedge trimming and pruning, leaf clearance, or patio cleaning. They can even provide you with valuable advice on garden maintenance and help you choose the best plants for your particular environment.
Garden maintenance - Our efficient garden maintenance service saves you time and energy. Our specialists handle tasks such as weed removal, leaf clearance, hedge trimming, and pruning of small trees, bushes, and shrubs. They also provide planting, replanting, and flower bed care services.
Garden clearance - Let us know your garden clean-up needs, and we'll customise our service accordingly. Our team can handle tasks like weed and bramble removal, hedge trimming, tree pruning or removal, lawn mowing, flower bed tidying, leaf and debris clearance, and removing garden features like fence panels.
Lawn care - Our lawn experts will care for all your lawn needs, freeing up your time. We offer regular lawn mowing services scheduled weekly, fortnightly, or monthly according to your preferences. To keep your lawn neat and tidy, we provide edging services. Additionally, we offer lawn aeration to enhance airflow and water flow to the roots, which can be combined with overseeding for patchy lawns. For quicker lawn recovery, we can top-dress with a specialised mix of topsoil and sand. Our fertilising service is customised to your specific grass type and lawn condition.
Pressure washing - Our jet washing services efficiently clean outdoor paving and decking areas, removing grime, moss, mud, and some weeds. It's recommended for green or muddy patios to prevent slipping. We cover various surfaces, including sandstone, limestone, blue stone patios, brick and concrete surfaces, stone paths, and wooden or composite decks.
Window cleaning - Let our Fantastic cleaners handle your window cleaning, especially for hard-to-reach windows. We use purified water, free from chemicals, which leaves no streaks and effectively removes residue from previous detergent use. Our team has the expertise to make your windows look new, whether you need commercial or residential window cleaning.
Gutter cleaning - Blocked gutters can damage your property due to natural debris like leaves, branches, moss, dirt, and bird droppings. It hampers rainwater flow, resulting in overflows and other issues. These include leaking roofs, interior dampness, mould growth on walls, wood rot, rust on metal fixtures, basement flooding, and insect infestations. Cleaning gutters as soon as possible is crucial to preventing these problems.
Before 
After 
Before 
After 
Before 
After 
Before 
After 
Can't find the answer you're looking for?
Visit our Help Center.
Pulling ivy off a wall in one long sheet is how soft lime pointing ends up on the ground along with it. The plant does not twine or cling with tendrils; it produces adventitious rootlets that push into every open joint, crack and soft patch, and where the mortar is nineteenth-century lime rather than cement, those roots have found plenty to hold. On the older terraces and boundary walls of E8, ivy removal is therefore a slow, judgement-based job rather than a strong pull, and half the decision is whether it should come off at all.
The method is to sever the stems at the base first and leave the top growth to die back for several weeks. Dead rootlets release their grip far more readily than living ones. The growth is then eased off in short sections with the flat of a scraper worked under the stem rather than levered outwards, following the line of the brick courses. Anything that resists is cut flush and left to weather off. Stems that have grown behind a downpipe, under a sill or into a soffit are teased out individually.
On a sound wall, an established evergreen cover moderates temperature swings, sheds rain off the face and supports a great deal of wildlife, including late nectar and winter berries at a time of year when nothing else offers either. The sensible compromise on many properties is to keep it and control it: clipped hard back from gutters, window reveals, roof edges and the tops of walls once a year, and kept off timber entirely. That annual trim is a far smaller job than a full strip, and it belongs inside the recurring schedule of the service in detail.
Self-sown woody plants are the other structural threat on these boundaries. Buddleia germinates in a joint, and within three years its roots are doing the work of a wedge. Sycamore and ash seedlings behind a shed do the same more slowly. Cutting the top off simply produces a multi-stemmed regrowth, so the stump is dug out where the masonry allows and treated where it does not. Left alone, a seedling in a parapet or a retaining wall eventually costs more in bricklaying than any garden work.
A bramble thicket is cut down in layers, canes pulled clear as they are severed so nobody is working inside a tangle, and then the root crowns are dug. Miss the crowns and the whole thing returns in one season, which is why a strimmer alone is never a solution. Old thickets conceal fencing, paving, drain covers and a surprising amount of dumped material, all of which has to be found before machinery goes anywhere near it. The gardens covered by the local team, a few streets west, present the same layered mess.
An undisturbed tangle against a warm wall is the best cover a rat will find in an inner-city garden, and the runs are usually visible at the base once the top growth goes. Clearance removes the shelter but does nothing about an established population, and treatment at that stage is a matter for the pest control team in Hackney. Nesting birds are the other consideration between March and August, and dense ivy in particular is checked before anything is cut.
Stripped brickwork is never clean. It carries the pale tracery of dead rootlets, patches of algae where the leaf sat against it and open joints that need pointing. The rootlet residue weathers off slowly on its own or comes away with the surface treatment that trusted pressure washing in Dalston provides, which is a different trade and a different machine from anything used in a garden.
Clearance is priced after somebody has seen it, because the variable is the density of the growth and the route out, not the square metres. Ivy, bramble and conifer are heavy and awkward, and a boundary strip can fill a vehicle twice over, so removal is arranged as its own load along the lines of man and van cover across Hackney. Winter is the best season for the structural work, with birds absent and the framework plainly visible. A regular round afterwards stops the same job coming back round in three years.
Skip the line, request and
book a service online
