About Teesside Gardeners
Teesside homeowners get competitive, written gardening quotes here, free and without pressure. The garden gets looked at properly, the waste is priced honestly, and the recommendation matches what the plot needs rather than what is easiest to sell.
Teesside Gardeners exists because garden work is unusually easy to quote badly. Half the cost of most jobs is waste, and waste is the part nobody looks at until the van is full. The result is quotes that vary by hundreds of pounds for the same garden, and homeowners with no way to tell which one is realistic. This site is here to fix that.
Getting a figure you can trust
Say roughly how big the plot is, what state it is in, and where it is. The enquiry goes through our quote partner Bark.com to rated local gardening professionals covering your area, who come back with a written quote covering the work the garden genuinely needs, with the disposal and the visit frequency spelled out. Rotas, tidy-ups, hedge work, mowing, clearance, planting and jet washing are all handled to the same standard.
What separates a real quote from a guess
- Scope in writing: which beds, which hedges, whether the front garden is included, and what happens to the shed full of junk.
- Waste priced honestly: removed under a waste carrier registration, or bagged and left, but never vague. Tipping costs money and pretending otherwise is how quotes go wrong.
- Frequency stated: a maintenance price means nothing without the number of visits and the months it covers.
- Straight talking: if the plot needs a clearance rather than a tidy-up, or a leylandii run is past the point where it can be reduced without browning out, you hear that before anyone books a day.
- One enquiry goes to one firm: your details do not get circulated round a list of companies chasing the same job.
Written for Teesside ground
The advice on this site is specific to the region: glacial boulder clay under most of the conurbation, sandy free-draining soil behind Redcar and Seaton Carew, salt wind along the coast, higher rainfall and later frosts under the moor edge at Guisborough, and a growing season that runs roughly mid March to late October. National gardening advice written for the south gets the timings wrong here by two or three weeks, and the planting wrong altogether on an exposed coastal plot.
Who runs it
The site is operated by 360 Media Works Ltd, a Teesside company. Enquiries go through our quote partner Bark.com to rated local gardening professionals covering your area, who provide the quotes. We may be paid a fee by Bark for the introduction; you pay nothing for using the site.