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Bassett, SO16
Under £4,000
relay a patio and some pointing
Emsworth, PO10
Under £1,000
Paving a front garden: appx 6mx6m. Half over exisitng concrete panel and half over a grass lawn. The end result should appear as a single flat surface. Paving blocks will be preferable option.
Also other ideas to reduce cost considered. Please ignore the budget stated on this job.
Forton, PO12
Under £250
Limestone fire surround, the base has been damaged by our Grandson who dropped a heavy object onto it taking small chunk at the front off. I know this can be repaired using repair kits ( would do repair myself but most prob make it worse!!).
Grove, RG21
Under £500
Have a Y shaped tarmac driveway which needs to be extended. Needs removal of some small hedges and grass, and lay that area with tarmac to widen the driveway.
Dibden, SO45
Under £1,000
lifting existing patio and building a new patio
St Jude, PO5
I'm not sure
Front of house that I am looking at buying is stone cladded. Not sure of fixing but an approximate cost of removal and if needed, repair to existin brickwork, would be very useful.
Hamble, SO31
I'm not sure
Staffordshire blue brick coping/plynths
ibstock cissbury red multi stock piers
ballast stone infill
all in sand/lime mortar
23m length x 3m height
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