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Rental garden care in Canberra

Keep a rental property's outdoor areas presentable with a clear, agreed care plan.

Landlords, property managers and tenants can have different responsibilities for a garden. We discuss who is arranging and approving the work so that the scope and contact person are clear.

Whether the property needs a one-off tidy or ongoing visits, send the address, access information and the areas that need care. Inspection timing can be discussed, but availability must be confirmed. We do not promise a tenancy or inspection outcome, only the agreed garden work.

What's included

  • One-off garden tidy enquiries
  • Discuss ongoing outdoor care
  • Coordinate with the agreed contact

What working with us looks like

  1. 1. Tell us what you need

    Send your address and tell us about the garden tasks, your inspection or tenancy timing and who can arrange access. Photos are optional. Let us know if you want a one-off visit or ongoing care.

  2. 2. Agree the work first

    We discuss the site and practical requirements for rental garden care. If a closer look is needed, we arrange the next step before confirming the quote. Tasks, materials, access and any waste removal should be clear before work starts.

  3. 3. A crew that listens

    We agree the timing and access arrangements, listen to your instructions and keep you informed. If the scope needs to change, we discuss it rather than assuming you want extra work.

  4. 4. Keep your property cared for

    We check the agreed tasks and discuss any next steps. If you want ongoing care, we agree a visit frequency that suits the property and your priorities, with the aim of building a lasting relationship.

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Common questions

Can you tidy a garden before an inspection?

Tell us the date and work needed. We can discuss availability, but a booking is only confirmed once agreed.

Who needs to approve the work?

The person authorised to arrange and pay for it. Please confirm any landlord or property-manager requirements first.