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Shutta, PL13
15 January 2013
Under £1,000
Part Of garden slid in to road. Need retaining wall in rendered block.
About 1mtr high X 3mtr long.
Tradesmen will give you a price for a job, the price is normally based on a daily rate.
David and Peter work from the moment they arrive (Daybreak) until dark. No long breaks, so you are getting a full days work.
If you have a job where other builders are quoting for all kinds of machinery, give these two a go.
Frank
shire builders
Also specialises in metalwork, windows & conservatories, loft conversions and gardening & garden design.
Previous bricklaying jobs in Cornwall
Grimscott, EX23
Under £2,000
rebuild retaining garden wall, after collapse due to storm damage
Polperro, PL13
Under £1,000
Water is coming into the walls of our 19th century grantie walled coastguard cottage on the ground floor. The interior wall now needs replastering and it seems likely the exterior needs repointing to keep the water out. I am looking for a local tradesperson who will use the right materials for a solid granite wall.
North Roskear, TR14
Under £4,000
I am looking for quotes to brick up under a mobile home measuring 37 x 10 to include suppling all materials in red brick. To include a set of 3 steps up to the door and will need a handrail fitting. This is for quote only for now please.
Looe Mills, PL14
Under £500
(waterproofing chimney ), Chimney is allowing water to seap down into the bathroom and needs rendering /waterproofing to stop water ingress.
Lowertown, TR13
I'm not sure
120 foot long 5 foot high garden wall that has been painted by the previous owner. Parts of the wall have weeds growing in them. Would you use sand and cement? How much would it cost to have it raked and repointed?
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