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Garden care for managed properties — Landscape gardener — Professionals
Managed-garden enquiries require horticultural care and consistent scope control. Providers should work from an authorised area plan, identify private interfaces and document variations rather than treat each resident request as an instruction to change shared planting.
Service scope
Care of communal gardens or landscaped areas under an authorised managed-property schedule, with defined resident interfaces, tasks and reporting. The service is not an automatic right to alter private gardens or remove established planting without the appropriate instruction.
What is normally included
- Agreed communal garden-maintenance programme
- Resident-sensitive access coordination
- Completion and follow-up records for management
What is not included
- Assumed maintenance of every private garden
- Major tree work or redesign without separate approval
Qualification checks
- Verify authorised maintenance areas
- Confirm approval contacts
- Review tasks and plant-retention requirements
- Coordinate resident access
- Agree reports and additional-work approval
Quote guidance
Price the defined areas, tasks and visit basis, with green-waste handling and reporting stated clearly. Separate initial recovery, plant replacement and specialist work from the routine contract instead of implying unlimited communal landscaping.
Lead risks
- The existing garden may need recovery before routine care
- Residents may expect private tasks within the shared contract
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