Covering Corpach, Fort William High Street and Upper Achintore, and every Fort William postcode. Full garden clearances across Fort William: overgrowth cut back, green waste, timber, sheds, fencing, decking and garden rubbish removed in one visit. The garden comes back; the waste goes to composting and recycling.
An overgrown Fort William garden is a mix of jobs: cutting, digging, dismantling and carrying. The brown bin takes none of it in quantity and the tip takes it only a boot at a time. We bring a crew, the tools and the van, and clear the garden in a day.
A neglected garden produces far more waste than people expect. Cutting back a single overgrown hedge fills a van; adding the rotten shed, the fence panels, the old decking and years of accumulated pots and plastic can double it.
None of that fits the council's brown bin, which needs a paid permit in Highland Council's area and takes only loose green waste. A garden clearance crew cuts, dismantles, loads and takes the lot to composting and recycling in one visit.
The back garden had not been touched in about six years. Three of them turned up with strimmers and saws, cut it all back, took the shed down and had two van loads away by four o'clock. We have a garden again.
Neglected plots in Fort William cut back and cleared so the garden can be used again.
Tenant-neglected gardens cleared between lets and to void standards.
The garden cleared alongside the house so the property can be sold.
The site stripped so the new design can start on clear ground.
Fallen branches, blown fencing and broken sheds cleared.
The previous owner's garden reset before you start your own.
Front, back and any sheds. We price the whole clearance from them.
One figure for cutting, dismantling and removal. Weight-based extras only for soil and rubble.
Usually two or three people with the tools and the van, same or next day across Fort William.
Most gardens are done in a single visit; very overgrown plots may take two.
Green waste to composting, timber and metal to recyclers, rubbish to a licensed station.
Typical range for Fort William: £90–£350. Every figure below is a fixed quote agreed before we start — labour, disposal and recycling included. No charge for stairs, no fuel surcharge and no day-rate creep.
| Job Size | Price | Typical For |
|---|---|---|
| Small garden tidy | £75–£120 | Hedge cut, bagged waste, light overgrowth |
| Medium garden clearance | £150–£250 | Overgrowth cut back and removed, small shed or fencing |
| Full overgrown clearance | £250–£450 | Whole garden reclaimed, shed and decking removed |
| Large or rural plots | From £450 | Multiple loads, priced on survey |
Send photos on WhatsApp or call 0141 280 6130 and we will come back with a fixed figure, usually within 60 minutes.
We cover every Fort William postcode — PH33 — and the surrounding Lochaber area. Local crews, local knowledge, and no travel charge anywhere inside our Fort William coverage.
Gardens in Fort William come with the houses, and the houses vary a lot. Fort William is Victorian villas and terraces along the loch, post-war housing at Upper Achintore and Claggan, and crofts and cottages in the glens.
The parts of Fort William we know best are Upper Achintore, post-war housing on the hill; Claggan, estates below Ben Nevis; Inverlochy, the village by the old works; Corpach, housing across the loch.
Highland Council's Fort William recycling centre serves Lochaber; check the council for rules. Highland Council offers a chargeable bulky uplift. Timber, soil and turf are the loads the brown bin and the car cannot take, and we can.
On access: A long Highland run, so we book Fort William jobs as a full day and combine them. Fort William house clearances are planned as a day trip with the van full both ways.
Garden clearance in Fort William starts at £75 to £120 for a small tidy. A medium clearance with overgrowth removed and a small shed or fence taken away is £150 to £250, a full overgrown garden £250 to £450, and large or rural plots are priced on survey. Photos get you a fixed price.
Yes. We bring the tools to cut hedges, brambles and overgrowth, and we take it all away. If you only need the waste removed after your own cutting, that is priced as a garden waste collection.
Yes. Sheds, greenhouses, fencing and decking are dismantled and the timber separated for recycling. Concrete bases can be broken out and removed as an extra.
We take both, priced by weight because a van reaches its legal limit long before it looks full. Keep soil and rubble separate from green waste if you can.
Green waste goes to licensed composting. Timber, metal and plastics are recycled. We are SEPA registered under licence WCR/R/3011855 and provide a Waste Transfer Note.
For most Fort William gardens, yes. A skip needs a permit on the road, does not include the cutting or carrying, and garden waste is bulky, so it fills fast. We cut, carry and clear for one price.
A long Highland run, so we book Fort William jobs as a full day and combine them. Tell us the floor, the parking and anything unusual when you send the photo and we send the right crew.
Fort William is Victorian villas and terraces along the loch, post-war housing at Upper Achintore and Claggan, and crofts and cottages in the glens. Each type carries differently, which is why we ask for a photo before we price.
Highland Council's Fort William recycling centre serves Lochaber; check the council for rules. Green waste is bulky and a car takes very little of it; a van clears the garden in one go.
Send us a photo on WhatsApp and we will have a fixed price back within 60 minutes. Fort William's SEPA registered clearance team — fully insured, and the quote costs you nothing.