Chiasso · Canton of Ticino

Gardener in Chiasso

Post your gardening job for free and get offers from people nearby for the lawn, hedges or leaves. No commission – you set the price, in line with minimum wages.

If you pay someone for household work, you are usually their employer: AHV from the first franc and accident insurance. Workpop doesn’t do this for you. Guide: AHV for side jobs and household work

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Indicative prices

  • Private garden helper (household as employer)CHF 30–40 per hour

    Source: myky · As of 5 April 2026

  • Gardening companyCHF 60–100 per hour

    Source: renovero · As of 1 September 2026

Indicative prices, varying by region and provider. Legal minimum wages and social contributions may apply on top.

You set the price, in line with minimum wages.

Canton of Ticino: 2026 minimum wage CHF 20.00–20.50 gross per hour. Source: ti.ch

Check the rules for your canton and municipality.

Guide: prices and minimum wages

Open jobs in Chiasso and nearby

1 open job

In short: gardening

A garden helper mows the lawn, trims the hedge, weeds the beds and clears the leaves in autumn. Some people need help every week in summer, others once a season. Here you will find indicative prices with their sources, what to agree before the first visit and the AHV rules for households. On Workpop you post your gardening job for free.

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Frequently asked questions

  • How much does a gardener cost per hour in Switzerland?
    As a guide, private garden helpers earn about CHF 30–40 gross per hour (myky, April 2026). Garden companies charge about CHF 60–100 per hour (renovero, September 2026) or CHF 80–120 (myky).
  • Do I have to pay AHV for a neighbour who mows my lawn?
    In general, yes. A neighbour paid for garden work counts as household work, and AHV/IV/EO contributions are due from the first franc – the CHF 2'500 limit does not apply. Exception: young people up to 31 December of the year they turn 25 who earn no more than CHF 750 a year from your household. Check with your cantonal AHV compensation office.
  • Do I need accident insurance for a garden helper?
    Yes. Households must insure their staff against accidents with an approved insurer (not Suva). From 8 hours a week with the same employer, non-occupational accidents are covered too.

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