A useful gardening quote request includes the postcode, task list, approximate garden size, access details, timing, waste expectations and clear current photographs.
Describe the outcome
State what you want completed, not just that the garden needs work. For example, identify which hedge, which surface or which section of overgrowth is the priority.
Explain access
Mention stairs, narrow passages, internal access, parking restrictions, locked gates, long carries and whether water or electricity is available.
Show scale honestly
Use wide photographs and closer images of difficult areas. Include people-free reference points such as doors, fence panels or paving sizes where helpful.
Identify deadlines and approvals
Explain tenancy dates, inspections, events, site opening hours and who can authorise changes. A clear request produces a more reliable scope and fewer assumptions.
Local service context
TJ Gardening Services works from Brighton to Seaford and considers suitable work elsewhere in East Sussex or the wider South East. Advice in this article is general; the actual garden, plant condition, weather, access and legal responsibilities should be considered before work.
This is general gardening information. Plant condition, weather, wildlife, access and the actual site should be checked before work.