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Garden Clearance cost in Ireland
€150–€700 per job. Typically €350.

A garden clearance in Ireland costs €150–€700 per job, typically around €350. The price is set by volume of waste/overgrowth, access for removal and skip vs van disposal.

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HOW MUCH IT COSTS

How much does garden clearance cost in Ireland?

GARDEN CLEARANCE PRICE · PER JOB · IRELAND
Low end€150a simple job, off-peak, outside the cities
Typical€350what most people pay
High end€700the biggest jobs, short notice, Dublin
Typical €350
€150 low€700 high

Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the gardeners and landscapers near you.

What moves the price

  • Size of the area — a larger garden has more ground to cut back and more waste to carry out.
  • Volume of debris — the more waste there is, the more van loads or skips are needed to take it away.
  • Specific requirements like weed control or rubbish disposal — old furniture and rubble cost more to dispose of than green waste.
  • Condition of your garden — a garden left overgrown for years needs heavier cutting and more trips to clear.
  • Complexity of the job — overgrown beds and tangled roots in a garden take longer to clear than open lawn.
  • Access to the site — waste carried out through the house or a side passage slows a garden clearance.
+11%PRICE TREND · 5 YEARS

Domestic services and household services prices in Ireland are up 11% over five years (CSO Consumer Price Index, Domestic services and household services, to 2025 December). Five years ago a typical garden clearance would have cost about €320 — an estimate from today's guide price and that index, not a recorded price. Source: CSO CPM18, CPM12 →

WHAT YOU GET

What a garden clearance booking includes

Debris RemovalGarden clearance typically includes the removal of debris such as fallen branches, leaves, and other organic waste.
Weed ControlProfessionals often tackle overgrown areas by removing weeds and unwanted plants during a garden clearance.
Rubbish DisposalGarden clearance services usually handle the disposal of garden furniture, old pots, and other rubbish that may have accumulated.
Soil PreparationPart of the garden clearance can include soil preparation, such as tilling or leveling the ground.

Takes: The duration of a garden clearance job can range from a couple of hours for small gardens to a full day or more for larger spaces..

WHAT PEOPLE BOOK

Common garden clearance jobs

General Garden ClearanceInvolves removing all types of unwanted plants and debris, including weeds, leaves, and garden waste.
Rubbish RemovalFocuses on clearing larger items such as old furniture, broken garden ornaments, and other rubbish from your outdoor area.
Vegetation ManagementCovers the removal of overgrown shrubs, bushes, and trees that may be encroaching on your garden space.
Seasonal ClearanceInvolves clearing away seasonal debris such as fallen leaves, branches, and dead plants to prepare for the next planting season.
Landscaping PreparationPrepares the garden for new landscaping by clearing away old soil, plants, and debris to create a fresh canvas.
Patio and Pathway ClearanceFocuses on cleaning and clearing patios, pathways, and driveways of weeds, moss, and other growth.

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How to pay less

  • Bagging light garden waste yourself before the visit cuts the time the clearance team spends on site.
  • Composting green waste on site, where you have space, means less to take away and pay to dispose of.
  • Taking old furniture to a recycling centre yourself, and leaving the garden waste to the team, lowers the disposal charge.
  • Clearing the garden before it becomes badly overgrown costs less than a heavy clearance later.
  • Combining garden clearance with patio and pathway clearance in a single visit saves a return trip.

Before you book

  • Access to the garden area for the professionals to work efficiently.
  • Clear instructions on what to remove and what to keep.
  • Any necessary permits for larger removals (if applicable).
  • Information on previous garden maintenance or any specific concerns about the area.
  • You can ask about the garden clearance team's training and experience, and how they handle heavy items and tools safely.

Garden Clearance cost: questions people ask

The cost of garden clearance can vary based on the size of the area, the volume of debris, and specific requirements like weed control or rubbish disposal. Additional factors include access to the site and any special equipment needed.

The duration of a garden clearance job can range from a couple of hours for small gardens to a full day or more for larger spaces. Factors such as the amount of debris and the complexity of the tasks will influence the total time required.

Typically, a general gardening professional is sufficient for most garden clearance tasks. However, if your clearance involves regulated work, like electrical or structural elements, a qualified specialist may be necessary.

Many garden clearance services offer same-day or emergency options, especially for urgent needs like storm damage. Availability will depend on the service provider and their current schedule.

Yes, many service providers allow you to book multiple related jobs, such as garden clearance combined with landscaping or lawn care. This can often lead to package deals or discounts.

Out of scope tasks for garden clearance may include heavy landscaping work, tree felling, or any structural changes. It's important to clarify with the service provider what is included in their clearance services.