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landscaper recommendation - Tony Pooley


KylieCam

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I found Tony Pooley through this Forum, and thought it best to ensure other people get the opportunity to work with him and his team.


Tony's cell: 07931 549144, email: [email protected]


I selected Tony after having visits and quotes from five landscapers. Tony worked very closely with me during the design stage listening and taking on board all my requirements. He was very accomodating when it came to adjusting things and making suggestions to ensure we kept inside our budget. The project came in bang on budget and I was able to use the agreed contingency for agreed minor changes as we went a long. So my experience with design, costing and sticking to the budget was excellent.


We could not be more pleased with the finished product. Tony and his team have created a wonderful family and entertainment space in our garden. The finish is of the highest quality. He was very diligent during the build stage, always discussing key elements allowing us to come to the best decisions. I always felt engaged in the project. Tony and his team were extremely respectful of our home and family life; keeping our house and useable garden tidy and bringing things through the house when the family were at work/nursery. In this respect it made the project a lot easier.


So I am one very happy client, can provide verbal or further email referrence .. please PM me.

  • 1 month later...
Tony and his team recently completed a re-vamp of our garden. We first used Tony 11 years ago and decided to approach him again earlier this year for our new project. Tony was very helpful throughout every step of the process, from assisting with the initial design of the new garden to making some valuable suggestions. We decided on rendered planters and artificial grass,we are really pleased with the finished project. He is very competitively priced and stuck to the agreed budget. We are extremely happy with our garden and cannot recommend Tony and his team highly enough.

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