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Laying down a patio
"Eddy Young" wrote:
Hi all, I had a few landscapists come round for estimating the cost of doing our backyard, but unfortunately all quoted more than I budgeted. So now I am thinking of doing the work myself. I'm OK with mowing and laying down new turf, but I don't know where to start with the patio. Anyone care to comment how big a job that will be? Or, am I better off biting the bullet and cashing out to get it done professionally? Thanks, Eddy Regarding cost, I have got three estimates for a 35 square metre patio, all around £2,500 plus VAT, to include excavation of old concrete etc and paving with Marshalls Howarth Moor paves. So it works out at about £70 plus VAT per square metre. The paves on their own account for about £1,000. |
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