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Groundwork & Foundations

taking up paving stones in yard to create flowerbed

Anonymous user 23/02/2024 - 2.48 PM

Hi, my question is mainly about which type of tradesman would be most suitable to approach. I have a small paved yard and would like to have a small area of flower bed/soil, would like to know whether a groundworker would be a suitable person to come and look at the practicalities of taking up paving/checking for any pipes underneath. Thanks.

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Rowan Groundworks Ltd

Rating: 5 out of 5
Wellingborough
If it's in the ground, always ask a ground worker, you wouldn't ask a ground worker to plaster or do plumbing work or put a roof Regards Peter
Answered6 February 2014
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Anonymous user

Landscaper / general builder / ground worker or handyman/gardener. To be honest it's a job any person can undertake who can do a bit of manual graft and can repair any mishaps with surrounding slabs. Just make sure they have public liability in place and your be absolutely fine, it's a simple job and it is one of the first jobs I set my apprentices/ labourers when they start with me. Not a high cost job. Hope this helps
Answered8 February 2014
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