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Hi, novice diy'er/gardner here.
I want to transform my South London back yard into a rural idyll. Currently my back yard is almost completely covered in concrete, with an extra thick bit where a ludicruously oversized shed sits (that's going too). I guess I want to remove this, but how do I go about it? How thick is it likely to be? Do I need to hire a pneumatic drill or similar? When I remove it, will I likely just have soil underneath? Another consideration is that manhole covers and drains are built into the concrete. Thanks, Dan |
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