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1. Installation of 450 mm high Corten Steel Retaining Wall in Patio Garden Attached image shows layout (not bolted in / installed however) Panel Assembly: - Assemble the pre-fabricated 450 mm Corten steel panels using the supplied bolts and corner plates. - Ensure all joints are fully tightened and aligned prior to fixing to the patio. Fixing to Brick Wall - Position the sides of the Corten wall against the brickwork. - Fix to the wall using suitable masonry bolts, maintaining a small air gap to allow for drainage, thermal expansion, and airflow behind the steel. Base Fixing to Patio - Confirm that the patio tiles are solidly bonded to a concrete bedding layer beneath (test / inspection of surrounding tile edges). - Drill through the patio tiles and into the concrete sub-base at the designated fixing points. - Install masonry anchors into the concrete to secure the base of the Corten structure. - If the concrete quality is uncertain or inconsistent, use epoxy (chemical) anchors, to provide superior strength and grip in weaker / older concrete. - Ensure the base of the Corten wall sits flat and evenly on the patio surface. - Verify that the installed anchors will provide adequate resistance against lateral movement once the soil load is added. Sealing and Drainage - Apply a thin bead of exterior-grade silicone or flexible outdoor sealant along the inside junction between the Corten and patio surface to reduce soil washout. - This joint does not need to be watertight - just enough to contain soil. - Do not fully seal the outside edge; allow small gaps to enable water drainage and avoid moisture trapping behind the wall. 2. Painting of Garden Door

Had a tree took down and cut into large chunks. I need them cutting into logs for my log burner. A chainsaw is needed

This pile of soil needs barrowing from the rear of the property to the skip which is at the front of the property. There is also a few jobs windows from the original conservatory that need cutting up or dismantling so that they can be taken to front of the property.

Cutting back of hedging approx 10 feet Type of gardening: Hedge trimming Size of garden: 50m²-150m² Has green waste bin: No

We would like to move some waste soil from place of the house to another side of the house

Driveway Build - Surplus soil removal

I had a bonfire and need the mess put into a skip .. I have a wheelbarrow

Weed patio, tidy up garden Type of gardening: Lawn mowing, Weeding, Garden cleanup Size of garden: Under 50m² Has green waste bin: No

i need a skip to hire to get some things out

new electricity connection going underground from a pole in my garden, through my garden and into a field terminating next to a barn. 190 m. Ideally using a ditch witch trencher rather than a digger

Just pure soil from back garden and for full transparency they’re the MEGABAG (M)size bags. I can you a video separately if you require additional details

Delivery of a bag of mulch and spread it over a 2x4m (ish) sized garden bed. There are already some plants in the bed to work around. Type of gardening: Other Size of garden: Under 50m² Has green waste bin: Yes

Large sofa needs cutting up using a chainsaw

I had a delivery of pavers that are too heavy for me to move alone. I’d need one or two strong people to move them from the front of the house to the back garden. No tools needed, just strength. Will take no more than 90 mins

Installing artificial grass 45 square metres

Material and labour included. New lawn Tree removal from root Lay new porcelain patio Replace fences

20 cherry laurels or some kind of wind resistant hegding plants planted along a 7 metre length. 10 or less other plants for spring

I have 3 bulk bags of soil from garden to remove. They will be ready after 5th of November

I have filled up a 1ton bag of soil and bits of gravel I would like it removed. The bag is heavy so could potentially be moved into other bags to be easier to move. Drive is easily accessible

In need of a 4 yard skip for soil and rubble