Section and garden cleanups
Every season brings its own mess, leaves and windfall in autumn, fast growth in spring, overgrown beds by the end of summer.
Every season brings its own mess, leaves and windfall in autumn, fast growth in spring, overgrown beds by the end of summer. I'm Mark, and I do seasonal cleanups for properties across Nelson City, Stoke, Richmond and Tāhunanui, getting sections and gardens sorted and ready for whatever's coming next, whether that's a big autumn tidy-up, a spring reset, or getting a rental ready between tenants.
A seasonal cleanup is one of those jobs that makes a bigger difference than people expect, a section that looked tired and overgrown can look completely transformed in a single visit. I do the big tidy-ups other services skip: cutting back, weeding, clearing and refreshing, so the property is genuinely ready for the season ahead rather than just superficially tidier. It's a popular job before a property goes on the market, after winter, or simply to get back on top of a garden that's got away.
Ruth Hemmingson
"Great experience dealing with Mark from Lawn in Order. Fast response, excellent comms and a great finish. Really impressed with the over-size apple tree they trimmed back. Also great clean up, very tidy."
Simon Gillard, Site Manager
"Mark is an honest hard working guy who always has the 'can do' attitude. He always goes above and beyond without being asked. I highly recommend him for water blasting, house washing, property maintenance, lawn mowing etc."
Dan Olberg
"Did a great job cleaning and re-staining our deck. Great workmanship at a reasonable price. Recommended."
Cutting back, weeding, clearing overgrowth and removing green waste, a proper tidy-up, not just a quick trim.
Yes, I clear up and take the mess away rather than leaving it in a pile on site.
Very much so, it's one of the most common reasons landlords book a seasonal cleanup.
For a job like this, Mark likes to come take a look in person so you get an accurate price. Fill this in and he'll be in touch to arrange a time.