Garden Clearance Hull — Yards, Tenfoots and Gardens Cleared and Taken Away
Garden and yard clearance across Hull: the walled yards behind the terraces off Hessle Road, Holderness Road and Beverley Road, the long Victorian gardens of the Avenues, the estate gardens in Bransholme, Orchard Park, Sutton and Preston Road, the newer plots at Kingswood, and the bigger gardens of Anlaby, Willerby, Kirk Ella and Cottingham. Overgrowth cut back, rubbish and green waste loaded, sheds and fences dismantled, and everything disposed of under a waste carrier licence. Charlotte comes from Howden, 35 minutes down the A63, with a fixed price from photos.
- Terrace yards and tenfoots — carried through the house if needed
- Student-house yards cleared at the end of the year
- Green waste composted, timber and metal recycled
- Licensed waste carrier — CBDU291452
Based in Howden, DN14 · covering East & South Yorkshire
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Garden and yard clearance jobs in Hull
- Terrace yards — the walled yards behind Hull's terraces, full of bags, bikes, broken furniture and the bins that never got collected; cleared to bare flags
- Tenfoots — the ten-foot alleys behind the terraces where fly-tipped rubbish and overgrown boundaries build up; cleared for residents' groups and landlords
- Avenues gardens — long Victorian gardens off Princes Avenue, Westbourne Avenue and Park Avenue that have gone over: mature shrubs, ivy, self-seeded trees, old sheds
- Student-house yards — the yards of shared houses around Cottingham Road, Newland Avenue and Beverley Road at the end of the academic year
- Estate gardens — Bransholme, Orchard Park, Sutton, Preston Road and Greatfield gardens cleared between tenancies for housing providers and landlords
- Suburban gardens — Anlaby, Willerby, Kirk Ella, Cottingham and Hessle: bigger plots, hedges, fruit trees, greenhouses and decking
- Bereavement gardens — cleared alongside the house, keeping what the family asks for (house clearance Hull)
Sheds, greenhouses, decking and fencing dismantled and removed as part of the same visit.
Gardens in Hull — yards, tenfoots and getting it out
Most of Hull's housing has a yard rather than a garden, and the yard has a gate onto a tenfoot at the back. That defines the job. Where the tenfoot is wide enough and not blocked, the van backs up to the gate and everything goes straight in. Where it is not — and plenty are too narrow, gated or full of other people's rubbish — everything comes through the house, and we sheet the hall and kitchen floors before we start. Charlotte checks the street and the tenfoot on Street View before quoting so the plan is settled before the day.
The Avenues are the exception: long gardens, mature planting, sometimes a shed or two at the bottom, and a job that can be a full day with two or three loads. The estates and suburbs have side access and are straightforward.
Hull City Council's garden waste service is subscription-based and takes only what fits in the brown bin; the household waste sites need vans registered and do not take everything. For a yard full of mixed rubbish, a shed or a garden gone over, a licensed collection is the practical route. Green waste goes to a composting site, timber and metal to recycling, and the rest to a licensed transfer station.
Garden clearance prices in Hull — 2026
Fixed prices including travel from Howden. Priced from photos before we come.
| Job | What it usually involves | Guide price |
|---|---|---|
| Terrace yard clearance | Rubbish, bags, broken furniture and pots out; swept | £140 – £240 |
| Green waste collection only | Bagged or piled cuttings, up to half a van | £90 – £180 |
| Small garden (estate or student house) | Half a day: strim, cut back, clear, one load | £180 – £280 |
| Avenues or suburban garden | Most of a day: overgrowth, borders, a shed or fence, one to two loads | £280 – £460 |
| Large or heavily overgrown garden | One to two days, structures, two or more loads | £460 – £850 |
| Shed or greenhouse dismantle and remove | Added to any job or on its own | £90 – £220 |
Carrying through the house rather than a tenfoot adds time and is allowed for in the fixed quote. Soil, rubble and paving are priced by the bag.
Garden clearance Hull FAQs
How much does garden clearance cost in Hull?
In 2026 a terrace yard clearance in Hull is £140–£240 with CL Clearances, a small estate or student-house garden £180–£280, an Avenues or suburban garden £280–£460 and a large overgrown garden £460–£850, including travel from Howden. Sheds and fences are priced on top. Fixed from photos.
Can you clear a yard with no side access?
Yes. If the tenfoot does not take the van or the gate is blocked, everything comes through the house. We sheet the floors and it is allowed for in the quote. It is most of the terrace work in Hull.
Do you clear tenfoots?
Yes, for residents' groups, landlords and housing providers — fly-tipped rubbish, overgrown boundaries and dumped furniture cleared from the alley and disposed of under licence.
Can you clear a student house yard at the end of the year?
Yes, usually on the same visit as clearing the inside (rubbish removal Hull). Yards around Cottingham Road, Newland Avenue and Beverley Road are cleared of bags, bikes, broken furniture and overgrowth within a day or two of the tenancy ending.
Which parts of Hull do you cover?
All of it — HU1 to HU9, plus Anlaby, Willerby, Kirk Ella, Hessle, Cottingham and Sutton. The Avenues, Newland, Hessle Road, Holderness Road, Bransholme, Orchard Park, Preston Road and Kingswood are all regular work.
Book a garden or yard clearance in Hull
Send two or three photos to 07783 430775 on WhatsApp or use the form and Charlotte will price the job the same day. Yards, tenfoots, overgrown gardens, sheds and fences cleared across every Hull postcode.
Also in Hull: house clearance, rubbish removal and man and van.
- Call or text07783 430775
- WhatsAppMessage Charlotte
- Emailhello@cl-clearances.co.uk
- Based inHowden, DN14 7DY, East Yorkshire
- HoursMon–Fri 8am–5pm · Sat 8am–12pm
- Waste carrier licenceCBDU291452