Garden maintenance
Lawn cutting, hedge trimming, weeding, general garden care, one-off tidy-ups and recurring maintenance.
Garden maintenance, rubbish clearance, van removals and the jobs that don’t fit neatly in a box.
If your job involves cutting, clearing, hauling or making something disappear — and it involves a van and some elbow grease — we probably do it. Send the details and we'll tell ye straight.
Lawn cutting, hedge trimming, weeding, general garden care, one-off tidy-ups and recurring maintenance.
House, garage and garden removals, single bulky items, collections, small moves and bespoke transport jobs.
Household clutter, garden rubbish, garage clear-outs, bagged waste, bulky items and mixed loads by quotation.
Postcode, what it is, roughly how much of it there is, and whether it's up a close or has stairs. The more detail, the more accurate the quote.
Load size, parking situation, access difficulties and disposal costs shape the quote. No hidden extras — just the real number.
Once agreed, we turn up when we say we will, and we do the job properly. That's it. No drama.
Ask. The business card doesnae have room for everything. If it needs cut, cleared or moved, send it through. Even the weird ones.
Send a bespoke jobThese are guide prices. Every figure below is a guide, no a fixed quote — final quotes vary with access, volume, condition, parking, disposal requirements and job complexity. Free quotes provided on every job.
All prices are guides — final quotes vary with access, volume, condition, parking, disposal requirements and job complexity. Minimum call-out £25. Free quotes provided.
If you're within about two hours drive of Grangemouth, send the details. If you're further out, get in touch anyway — it never hurts to ask.
If you'd rather just tell someone about the job and get a price there and then, give us a bell. Much easier for everyone.
Find the business on Facebook under the name STRIM REAPER.
If it needs cut, cleared or moved and a van is involved, send the details. Even if you're not sure if we do it — ask. The worst we can say is no.