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Powmill, FK14
Under £250
replace spalling concrete step with stone. small job
Clackmannanshire East, FK14
Under £2,000
Unsold Job, Updated Details : To built a dyke in our garden to hold raised bed of soil (the post that currently support it are rotting). The wall needs to be about 4ft tall and about 10 meters long. We don't provide materials. Original : Ne installation. To built a dick in our garden to hold raised bed of soil, walll about 3ft tall, curved and about 10 meters long. We don't provide materials.
Clackmannanshire South, FK10
Under £500
old stone wall knocked by car and now cracked - needs rebuilt
Clackmannanshire South, FK10
Under £2,000
ladders needed, 20 metres pointing, replace 1 square metre sand stone
West Fife and Coastal Villages, FK10
I'm not sure
Smooth finished stonework with corbled string courses
Kincardine, FK10
I'm not sure
90 metre wall to be built using reclaimed sandstone (on site) wall size to be 0.5 m wide x 0.6 m high.
Clackmannanshire Central, FK10
Under £250
Material would have to blend in with red sandstone pillars and red brick house.
Bay window ,sandstone vertical pillars 2-off also window sills.Pillars approx 6 ft high.
Kincardine, FK10
Under £4,000
1790's property large 6 bed house. Repointing & repair of stone work. 6 plus brocken lintels many cracked stones. Sandstone.
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