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Newtownabbey, BT36
Under £500
around my house i have 3 paths. each of these stretch 3feet out from the house walls and each have nine concrete paving slabs 3x2 size. i would like to make these paths wider by adding another 27of 3x2 concrete slabs to them. all 3 paths would then be 6 feet wide around the house. the entire area is nearly flat and lawn with athird of it covered with 20mm decorative stones.now i want a quote for the providing of 27x3x2 concrete slabs and the laying of them as described. john
Craigavon, BT66
Under £8,000
30 metres by 3m high boundry wall in part stone/block rendered + 2 pillors in stone
Belfast, BT12
Under £500
replacement bollards outside a premises for security
Lisburn, BT28
Under £2,000
To make the front garden to a hard standing and drop the kerb. Garden size is approx 30 square metres.
Newtownabbey, BT36
Under £1,000
garden changed to extend driveway
Belfast, BT4
Under £500
the headstone has been there since1970 it seems worn maybe it can be cleaned instead of being replaced
Carrickfergus, BT38
Under £2,000
stone cladding of walls and pillars
Belfast, BT5
I'm not sure
Garden wall, approx 6ft height, end pillar, small extension to current paved driveway, possibly access gate also.
Ballymoney, BT53
I'm not sure
Its a chalet bungalow. Approx area is 2X(2mX3m) + 2mX0.5m.
Belfast, BT6
I'm not sure
no. its a good job, no requirements yet
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