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Great Landscaper Recommendation -Garden Design and Drives

By KylieCam
March 24, 2022 in Request a Tradesperson

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KylieCam

Posted March 24, 2022

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Posted March 24, 2022

We have worked again with Tony Pooley to design and create a new drive and front garden. He did our back garden a few years ago. It was a collaborative design approach and we have been very happy with the outcome and usability. Tony and his team were very thorough and detailed during the construction phase and consulted on key decisions. Our space had difficult gradients and pipe placement to contend with. They delivered on the design and vision, sticking to the budget and timelines. He and his team were very considerate and tidy around the house, and kind to the kids who loved watching them work.

We are very pleased (again) and recommend him!

Tony Pooley: 07931549144 [email protected]

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