What we take from the garden
Palm and tree cuttings, branches and logs, hedge and shrub waste, grass and leaves, bagged soil and small rubble bags, broken pots and planters, old garden furniture, sun-loungers, umbrellas and the plastic that goes brittle after two summers.
Loose piles are fine — you do not need to bag anything. If it is already bagged, even better.
Palm cuttings and the Paphos garden
Anyone with a palm knows the pile after a cut: heavy, spiky and awkward to move. It does not fit in the municipal bin and it does not belong at the roadside. We load it with gloves and straps straight from where the gardener left it, and take it to green-waste recycling points and municipal facilities.
After the gardener, after the storm
A lot of our garden jobs come the day after a gardener, a storm or a tree surgeon — the work is done, the pile is not. Send a photo of the pile and we quote from the volume; most garden loads are collected within a day or two.
How to get your quote
One photo of the pile, your area and when it should be gone — send it on WhatsApp and you get a written quote back, usually within 30 minutes (8:00–20:00). Labour, loading, transport and disposal are all in the one quote.