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SarahJWalter

SarahJWalter

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Hi there, I'm looking for someone to do some basic cement work on our hearth - we want to remove the granite hearth (which isn't attached at the moment - see photo) and make the floor underneath good by flattening it and filling in the holes. Hopefully not a big job! Can you get in touch if you'd be able to help?


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Sarah

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Charl70

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Hi there yes I can do this for you no problem , if you do have it done it needs to be sealed with SBR , the screeded with a waterproof mix of westerham sand and cement , if you use building sand it will shrink and crack ,give me a call or text and I will arrange to come over and do job or give you a price

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