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Holt, BA14
Under £4,000
restore war memorial - replace concrete surround at base with granite - base approx. 2.5 X 2.5 m. square.
Clean existing granite obelisk and coat bronze names plaque with appropraite protective chemical.
You to supply materials
Southwick, BA14
Under £8,000
New driveway to include dropped curb in front of house. Single car width/length. Currently soil and gravel.
Crockerton, BA12
Under £1,000
Stone built cottage has been painted in the past and now paint is failing in lots of areas trapping water which is seeping through brickwork into cottage. Paint needs to be removed where necessary and stonework repointed.
North Wraxall, SN14
Under £2,000
Need stone cills and jams with lintels for 5 windows 2 doors
Marston Meysey, SN6
Under £2,000
replace missing stone mullions and transoms in six windows.
Trowbridge North East, BA14
Under £4,000
Reapair impact damage to base of arch caused by car/vehicle.
Parks, SN3
Under £1,000
We want to drop the kerb to drive into the parkig area outside at the front of the house.
Wootton Bassett, SN4
Under £1,000
New build property requires small patio area extending and a concrete slab base put down for garden shed
Moredon, SN2
I'm not sure
Victorian bay fronted terrace house. PIllar that is spalled has lost a fist-sized chunk of stone, with other loose areas in the locality.
Bishopstone, SN6
I'm not sure
damaged stonework round window has caused severe damp in flat and mullion needs replaced
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