We want and inspection to be done for professional eye to have a look and quote but according to the basic knowledge we have see below scope. Using precast kerbs with cement stabilised fill material. Construct a 2m x 2m level platform for Jo-Jo tank 2) Break-out existing ½ round precast channels and concrete and all existing concrete and piled debris in area between building and precast wall and remove to spoil. 3) Do earthworks to form gulley to control stormwater from adjacent property and yard up to palisade fence midway down building 30m² . 4) Install 9 x precast barrier kerbs alongside existing precast wall to cover foundations and exposed base of wall 9m. 5) Supply and lay 60mm interlock blocks to prepared gulley 30m². 6) Do earthworks to form gulley to control stormwater from top to bottom 30m². 8) Supply and lay 60mm interlock blocks to
I wanted to request the advice and a quotation. We have damp coming through the concrete floor, and have been advised that the main problem is that the paving around the house is directing rain water towards the house rather than away from it. We would therefore need to reset the paving and possibly consider other aspects of drainage For your urgent consideration.
We are a logistics company that just purchased a warehouse and we are looking to turn this warehouse into a truck yard. There is some areas and paving on the premises that needs to be patched up and we also need some removal of rubble and need to just clean the place up a bit. This is a bit urgent as we have a client coming to the site on Thursday and we need this to be done before then.
Entrance +/- 84m² - Remove current brick paving. Pave in dark grey square cobble stone with coping Tasting area +/- 73m²- Remove current brick paving. Level the area (remove tree roots) . Pave with cobble stone paving (colour to be forwarded at a later stage) Cottages +/- m²- current area is gravel. Pave the area in front of the cottages as well as 3 parking areas. Approximately 9m² to be levelled. Grey Split pave bevel or norse interlocking paver
Type: old fashioned standard red grey 50 paver (to match existing) 1 ) Driveway to afdak (m2) 2) 2.5 x 8m piece of new paving next to existing 6 x 8m paving (20m2) 3) 2.1 x 12m piece of new paving (25m2) 4) 1 x 9m piece of new paving (9m2) There must be sheeting underneath to prevent bossies growing through.
Hi, I would like the verge around my property paved if within budget. Im keen on cobblestone pavers, but open to a more budget friendly option. It's hard to keep people from parking on this area, but if they do it's needs to be able to withstand a car. I would like little maintenance on this paving. Currently there is lawn, so in the long run would paving save me money than maintaining a lawn.
