Good things grow with care.
Make more of the space outside your door. Good Fellas helps with garden tidy-ups and ongoing garden care in Cape Town, from lawns and borders to the small details that make an outdoor space welcoming.
Talk to David about your jobCape Town · Send your suburb to confirm coverage.
The work
Start by showing David your garden as it is today. Wide photographs of the lawn, beds and access points are helpful, along with closer photographs of the areas needing attention. Explain whether you want a once-off tidy-up or would like to discuss a regular care arrangement.
Every garden has different needs. Talk through the areas to be cared for, the work to be done on each visit and the timing that suits you. Access, tools, materials and the handling of garden cuttings should be agreed as part of the job. David will confirm which tasks he can take on and provide a price for the agreed work.
Include your suburb, approximate garden size and any access restrictions when you enquire. Mention pets, gates and any plants that need particular care. For ongoing maintenance, explain how frequently you would like help so availability and a workable routine can be discussed.
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Show the size of the lawn, the current grass height and the edges that need attention. Mention slopes, steps and narrow gates, as well as access to any equipment already at the property. Agree the mowing and edging scope, tools and handling of clippings with David. An overgrown lawn may need a different first visit from routine care.
For hedges, include photographs showing the length, height and access on both sides. For planted borders, identify the plants you want to keep and the areas needing weeding or tidying. Describe the result you want before any cutting starts. David will confirm suitable work and the equipment needed; tall trees and specialist tree work are outside this general garden-care enquiry.
A regular visit works best with a clear task list: lawn care, borders, hedges and the areas to tidy afterwards. Tell David your preferred weekly, fortnightly or other schedule so he can confirm availability. Agree whether the first visit needs extra work, what routine visits include and how seasonal changes or extra tasks will be priced.
Need one proper tidy-up before deciding on ongoing care? See the cleanup scope, waste checklist and booking details.
Once-off garden cleanups in Cape Town ↗Scope before price
A once-off garden tidy-up and a regular care visit are different jobs. Start with the current condition of the garden and the result you want from the visit.
Send wide photographs of lawns, hedges and planted beds. Point out overgrown areas and anything that needs particular attention.
Separate lawn care, hedge work and border care in your brief. For recurring visits, agree the tasks and visit frequency rather than assuming every task happens each time.
Agree who provides any tools or materials and how garden waste will be handled. Mention narrow gates, steps, pets and access restrictions.
Confirm whether waste handling is included, the work expected on each visit, the price and availability. Do not assume refuse removal is part of a garden-care quote.
Before you book
You can ask David about a once-off tidy-up. Send photographs of the garden and your suburb so he can discuss the work and availability.
Ongoing garden maintenance can be discussed with David. Agree the tasks, visit frequency and price for your garden before making an arrangement.
Do not assume it is included. Discuss the amount of garden waste and how cuttings will be handled when agreeing the job and price.
Your next good contact
Share your suburb, photographs and preferred timing. Agree the work and price with David before the job starts.
Flexible appointments, seven days a week. Message David any time to arrange your job.
WhatsApp David Or call 072 604 0971