The price will depend primarily on 3 factors: which type of mulch you choose; how large the mulched area is; and how easily the area can be accessed is from the street (where the mulch will be delivered).

As every job's requirements are unique, there is no one-size-fits-all pricing structure, however the on-site consultation allows us to provide you with a written quote, with no surprise costs.

Usually a couple of hours to a day. Depending on the size of the property and the amount of mulch, we can ensure we allocate an appropriate number of workers to get it done quickly so you can enjoy your garden with minimal disruptions.

Absolutely. Given the nature of mulch, while it can be messy to install, the large particles make it a breeze for us to clean up afterwards, which is all included in the price.

Dyed mulches, however, can stain concrete in certain circumstances, so if you would specifically like a dyed mulch, we can organise additional protection to minimise the risk.

It depends on which type of mulch you're having installed.

Larger-particle mulches will break down more slowly than smaller-particle mulches, however all mulches will tend to lose their colour and vibrance over time. As a general rule, you want your mulch deep enough to suppress weeds, but shallow enough to ensure water can still reach the soil; approximately 50-100mm. Keep an eye on those levels and re-mulch as required.

If only!

Although mulch will help prevent as many weeds germinating than without, some weeds can germinate in the absence of light. Some weeds only require moisture, oxygen and the correct temperature to germinate. Although mulching will cut down the amount of weeds appearing, you might still need to pull the odd weed or two after mulching.