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Mortimer, RG7
Under £500
Concrete / tarmac over an area of grass, in our driveway, about 10 foot long by 3 foot wide. Also to border off the grass on both sides.
I have checked with the council and because we own the land this does NOT need planning permission.
Theale, RG7
Under £1,000
10 foot high old brick garden wall topped with bath stone coping. Approx 45 feet long. Some of the stone needs replacing; in other cases it probably needs lifting and re-seating. Brick work itself basically OK.
You would need to provide the stone. I can supply other cement etc if necessary.
Private job in RG7 area. Can book the job to suit your schedule.
Timing: ASAP
Caversham, RG4
Under £500
Modification of silestone worktops. Modifications include cutting 4 pieces of pre-used silestone to fit on top of existing units. Milling out holes for both sink and hob. Plus cutting 3 or 4 long silestone lengths for splashback. We would also like the cuts to be bevelled and polished.
Emmbrook, RG40
Under £2,000
the stone slabs outside our small block of flats have some gaps in them and have drifted apart..need re-laying
Sunninghill and South Ascot, SL5
Under £250
600mm diam stone plaque for placing on the wall of my 1887 cottage
Finchampstead, RG40
Under £100
cleaning a gravestone and relettering to add words
Park, SL4
Under £100
to cut a rectangle out of a sheet of granet
Caversham, RG4
I'm not sure
The vase would have to be no larger than 6" x 6" x 6" and would have to be made of natural stone
Padworth Common, RG7
I'm not sure
Large 5 bedroom house. Would expect need for some scaffolding
Sonning, RG4
Under £2,000
need a granite worktop fitted for kitchen and granite of course the price inclded granite cut and suppllied
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