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Hi


My previous email seems to been deleted.


I need someone to help me lay turf sometime this week. I have looked on YouTube and it looks straightforward but I have never done it so want someone who knows what they are doing to help.


The turf can be delivered any day from Tuesday but am happy for this anytime this week.


Obviously I will pay for your help so let me know if you are interested.


thanks and have a great day.


ste

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Main thing is prepping the surface to be weed free, and level, and to do it quickly, once the turf arrives, and not to tread on it, until established. Clock is ticking, once it is delivered...


You will have your own views on use of products -vs- what you want to spend & environmental impact, so would be happy to discuss these with you first. I've good availability this week & next, and charge ?12ph


Give me a ring on 07782371990, if you'd like to discuss, or have any other gardening needs.


Paul.

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