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Looking for builder to lay new drainage.

By jason ford
March 5, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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jason ford

Posted March 5, 2014

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Posted March 5, 2014

At present our back yard level is higher than out kitchen floor level, which is causing some damp issues - therefore we need our current drainage re dug and dropped. We would like some professional advice and a course of action to rectify the current problem. If anyone can recommend a builder who has experience in this area we would love to hear from you. We've been told about a 'French' style gully that is used on patios etc....

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