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In seriousness you can't even tell where it ends from the picture?
Depends on what kit you've got or are going to hire.
Big clearing saw with blade on would be good but you can't see what's in it so you need to go slow I think.
Loppers and welded gauntlets maybe?
Decent chipper would probably go into 1 skip but price for 2 anyway.
I'm glad I don't take stuff like that on anymore unless the price is top money.
Price it as high as you can get. It will be horrible so make it worth it!
Good luck
Cant tell what is a tree or what is bramble. But if you can get a pedestrian flail in it will have that all cleared (if bramble) in a few hours. Would also munch up any cutting up to about 2 inches and leave it as an acceptable finish (that is if they're speccing removal because they think it will otherwise look like a pile of crap in the centre of the garden)
I have a trailer, got a chipper. Tip is free here, if I attach to my estate car.
Brambles etc need to be lowered to ground level, prune trees, cut grass although can't see any. Remove all green waste, any other will be removed by council. surds to right
Pedestrian flail or ATM sorts out most of the ground based issues....Hire one in..You won't regret it.
I'd also be very wary if it's a council house there will be all sorts of rubbish in the garden
Flail will leave a fine mulch that will rot away quickly. To be honest expecting what is left of flailing to be removed is a bit silly but I have done it and it will reduce down 10x easily from just straight cuttings.
Although a ride-on ATM, you can see the type of reduction you can get often negating the need to remove the mulched waste. The scrubland being cut is almost 5ft high. Cut once, it almost all disappered in 10 days.
What machine was that one gary out of interest?
I think one of those would be a great addition to my mower fleet!
Looks like a Saxon to me based on colour? Which is the mark 1 Etesia Attila I think (like quite a few various brands 4x4 brushcutters)
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