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Hi All


I would like to post a recommendation for Patryk Szczyglewski who recently completed work on our garden. In short he removed an old rotting deck in our back garden and replaced it with black slate paving and also black slate paved our front garden and replaced the worn out old Victorian tiles up to the front door as well as building and fitting and new front gate and fence.


Patryk provided a very competitive quote quickly and once we agreed fitted us into his schedule. He arrange a skip (and the necessary license needed) and provided all of the raw materials needed. We don't have back access to our garden so all materials needed to come through the house, but he covered the floors and used dust sheets and cleaned up every day so that there was minimal impact to us while the work was being done. He was flexible and made a few recommendations as he started work as well as accommodated a few changes that we made along the way. The work has been completed to a really high standard and we are looking forward to enjoying this summer in our new garden.


Patryk has done lots of work around the area and there are lots of recommendations on this forum for him. He can be contacted at Patryk Szczyglewski ([email protected]).


Thanks

Sydney

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