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New Fence & Garden Tidy

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June 21, 2024 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted June 21, 2024

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Posted June 21, 2024

Hello all,

I’m sharing some before/after pics of an enjoyable couple of days spent in this Camberwell Grove garden.

As you can hopefully see, the work has regained a space for the tenant to enjoy and a small garden to tend to.

Tasks included:

- removal of old fence panels and posts
- removal of established and obtrusive ivy roots and foliage
- installation of new fence posts and panels
- dismantle old shed
- gutter clearance
- weeding

All cuttings/fence panels/posts/excess timber were responsibly disposed of off-site.

I will return to jet wash the patio on Monday, which will be a smart finishing touch.

My client is based overseas but we successfully coordinated the job via WhatsApp with daily progression updates, and close liaison with her friendly tenant.

If you have a garden space you’d like some help with, I’d be happy to discuss it with you.

Feel free to send me a message here, or WhatsApp/text/call me on 07884432021.

Many thanks!

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