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Chester le Street project. View of curved stone
work.

Chester le Street Project. Stone seating area.

Chester le Street Project. Stone planters built to
match the stone walls and seating area. Artifivial
grass, set off with red carpet stones.

This photo shows the curve of the stonework, and
the carpet stones which edge the tarmac base. The
carpet stones follow through to provide the new
garden paths. Chester le Street project.

Garden Before works. Chester le Street project.

The inside stone walls, which incorporate a stone
seating area. The wall are traditional 450 rubble
filled, built in lime cement mortar. The stone is
quarried in the North East. Chester le Street
project.

The new entrance, with curved stone walls, and
tarmac surfacing to the wrought iron gates. The
gates were made by a local company to the clients
wishes. Chester le Street project.

A garden project in Chester le Street. Our client
wanted wooden fencing replaced with stone walls.
Grass replaced with artificial grass. Paths replaced
with cobble carpet stones, a new surface and gates
to the entrance.

This is the final stage. A parking area has been
created, separating the garden and decking from
the rear access.

The new decking area - Low Fell - Stage 3

The existing garden, looking from the house to the
back gates. This area was replaced with timber
fencing and decking.

The new boundary fence - Low Fell - Stage 2

The next step to the garden make over - Low Fell.
The boundary wall between the two gardens had
collapsed. The old stone wall was partly rebuilt and
a timber fence was errected to divide the two
gardens.

The new entrance - Low Fell - Stage 1
Having removed the existing white gates and small
wall, then replacing with timber.

Rear entrance to a garden at Low Fell. - Before.
The project involved making a new rear entrance
and a make over for an unusable garden.

I own a wide range of plant and equipment, some of
which are shown here. As I do not have to hire
equipment for jobs, I am able to keep the costs
down.

The finished window.
The new window has made a previously dark
kitchen, nice and light.

Lintel supports to new opening.

Original stonework fitted to modern steel and
concrete lintels, for building inspection.

Chester le Street project. View of curved stone
work.

Chester le Street Project. Stone seating area.

Chester le Street Project. Stone planters built to
match the stone walls and seating area. Artifivial
grass, set off with red carpet stones.

This photo shows the curve of the stonework, and
the carpet stones which edge the tarmac base. The
carpet stones follow through to provide the new
garden paths. Chester le Street project.

Garden Before works. Chester le Street project.

The inside stone walls, which incorporate a stone
seating area. The wall are traditional 450 rubble
filled, built in lime cement mortar. The stone is
quarried in the North East. Chester le Street
project.

The new entrance, with curved stone walls, and
tarmac surfacing to the wrought iron gates. The
gates were made by a local company to the clients
wishes. Chester le Street project.

A garden project in Chester le Street. Our client
wanted wooden fencing replaced with stone walls.
Grass replaced with artificial grass. Paths replaced
with cobble carpet stones, a new surface and gates
to the entrance.

This is the final stage. A parking area has been
created, separating the garden and decking from
the rear access.

The new decking area - Low Fell - Stage 3

The existing garden, looking from the house to the
back gates. This area was replaced with timber
fencing and decking.

The new boundary fence - Low Fell - Stage 2

The next step to the garden make over - Low Fell.
The boundary wall between the two gardens had
collapsed. The old stone wall was partly rebuilt and
a timber fence was errected to divide the two
gardens.

The new entrance - Low Fell - Stage 1
Having removed the existing white gates and small
wall, then replacing with timber.

Rear entrance to a garden at Low Fell. - Before.
The project involved making a new rear entrance
and a make over for an unusable garden.

I own a wide range of plant and equipment, some of
which are shown here. As I do not have to hire
equipment for jobs, I am able to keep the costs
down.

The finished window.
The new window has made a previously dark
kitchen, nice and light.

Lintel supports to new opening.

Original stonework fitted to modern steel and
concrete lintels, for building inspection.

Structural Steelwork

Very honest and helpful, gave accurate honest advice regarding further work on my property all without any fees. 05 Jul 2012 Akbar, NE33

Garden Maintenance

First class company from start to finish, would use again 22 Oct 2012 David, DH9

Hard Landscaping

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