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What should you charge to cut a hedge?

Hedge work is time + kit + green waste. Put your numbers in and get a defensible price with a proper margin, plus what you’re really earning per hour once travel and disposal are in.

Margin is on the sell price, the way accountants mean it — a 30% margin, not a 30% markup on cost.

Charge this per visit (ex VAT)

£222.86

£74.29/hr on site£66.86 profit/visit£445.72/yr
Labour (7 hrs)
£112.00
Machinery
£24.00
Materials
£20.00
Your cost
£156.00

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SwardOps builds this into every quote — travel, machinery and margin — then schedules the round and invoices the work.

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From your own costs, crews and kit. Then it schedules the round and invoices the work.

Hedge cutting pricing, answered

How do I price a hedge-cutting job?
Cost the time on site for the whole crew, add machinery running cost and green-waste disposal, then apply your margin. Big or high hedges take longer and need access kit — price the real hours, not a flat guess.
Should I charge for taking the cuttings away?
Yes — green-waste disposal is a real cost (tip fees + time). Put it in the materials/visit box so it’s covered in the price rather than eating your margin.