Name: Groundworker
Brand: MyBuilder
SKU: groundworker
Rating: 4.7 (1178 reviews)

Question 1

Are groundworkers required to have insurance?

Accepted Answer

Groundworkers are not legally required to have insurance, but it’s highly recommended. Most groundworkers near you will hold public liability insurance to protect against damage to property or injury caused during the job. Always ask for proof of insurance before hiring.

Question 2

Do groundworkers offer guarantees on their work?

Accepted Answer

Yes, many  groundworkers near you will provide a guarantee on their work. This typically lasts from a few months to several years, depending on the project. Make sure you understand what’s covered, such as defects or issues due to poor workmanship.

Question 3

What should I ask a groundworker before hiring them?

Accepted Answer

Before hiring a groundworker near you, ask about their insurance, previous projects, and approach to site preparation. Discuss timelines, costs, and payment terms, and request references or examples of similar work.

Question 4

How much deposit should I pay a groundworker?

Accepted Answer

It’s normal to pay around **10% to 20%** of the total cost upfront, but always agree on this in writing before work begins. Avoid paying large deposits and ensure there’s a clear contract outlining expectations.

Question 5

How can I check if a groundworker near me is a good fit?

Accepted Answer

Start by reviewing their MyBuilder profile, where you can see photos of past jobs, customer feedback, and business details. It’s also worth meeting them in person to discuss the project and see how they plan to approach your site.

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