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Nick: Hard Landscaping

By JaneB
November 13, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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JaneB

Posted November 13, 2019

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Posted November 13, 2019

Just a quick recommendation for Nick and his team who have carried out all the hard landscaping in our garden in preparation for planting. He was very quick to respond to my initial request to install a fence around the whole perimeter and then the team levelled the garden, dug in compost throughout and laid a considerable amount of paving. It looks super and the team did a great job

Nick: 07459 276 538

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www.nickfencing.co.uk

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