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Garden maintenance — Landscape gardener — Professionals
Maintenance enquiries suit providers who can prioritise tasks and adapt routine care to the garden. They should distinguish an initial restorative visit from ongoing upkeep and agree how additional planting, repair or specialist work is approved.
Service scope
Scheduled or one-off care of an existing garden through a defined list of routine horticultural tasks. Mowing, weeding, hedge or shrub care and seasonal work must be specified; major landscaping, hazardous tree work and specialist treatments are not automatically included.
What is normally included
- Agreed routine garden-care tasks
- Defined one-off or recurring visits
- Green-waste handling and care records where specified
What is not included
- Unlimited garden redesign or clearance
- Hazardous tree surgery within a general maintenance visit
Qualification checks
- Review current garden condition
- Identify retained plants and features
- Define visit tasks and time basis
- Agree equipment and waste responsibility
- Establish additional-work approval
Quote guidance
State the visit scope, frequency and included equipment or waste handling. Separate initial clearance from regular maintenance and explain how weather-related changes or additional requested tasks affect the schedule and price.
Lead risks
- Customers may expect all tasks to fit within a limited visit
- Seasonal workload can differ from the first quotation visit
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