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Dunblane and Bridge Of Allan, FK15
Under £100
Repointing with lime mortar an area at front of house
Timing: Within 2 weeks
Birnam, PH8
Under £1,000
forming a new door opening from an existing window and it has a new sone sill and some stone cutting work
Dunblane and Bridge Of Allan, FK15
Under £1,000
I'm looking to demolish existing stone wall & rebuild, using existing stone approx 10m long hight ranging from 1m down to 0.5m in height.
Blairgowrie and Glens, PH10
Under £2,000
Existing 12 Foot shared sandstone boundary wall has suffered over the years from general deterioration of existing lime mortar pointing on both sides as well as being undermined on one side by tree roots. Offending trees have been removed but tree roots are still in situ. Wall is bulging and cracking where tree roots have undermined. Shared wall is approx. 30 meters long. Most of the wall appears to be still sound both structurally and pointing. The site lies on a steep hill so one side of the wall is about 12 feet high with the other only 4 feet high.
Meigle, PH12
I'm not sure
Stone wall in need of repair. Length of wall @7m x 1.5m high. Damaged area @ 2m in length that will need to be dismantled & re-built. It is a retaining wall
Ruthven, PH12
Under £2,000
phone 07591 842620
scaffold supplied and erected
Trossachs, FK17
Under £1,000
I require two signs to be made with polished stone and to have the house name of Glenturk House to be engraved on both. The signs will be then fixed to the gateposts. Each sign is likely to be approx 15"x12"
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