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Name:  Rebecca K. Drnjevic  
Town/City:  Kuna, Ada USA
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1968admin deleteadmin edit  Tuesday August 14, 2007 - 02:05pm  
Great Job With This Site! I Learned More Here In 15 Minutes...Than Hours Of Viewing Other Sites! I Appreciate Your Advice & Hands On Instruction!Thanks!
Weekend Warrior....Rebecca
 
Name:  Terry Blackburn    E-Mail:   
Company:  DIYer
Town/City:  Welwyn Garden City, Herts UK
Via:  DiyNot
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1967admin deleteadmin edit  Sunday August 12, 2007 - 11:02pm  
I have barely scratched the surface of your site Tony, but wanted to say that I am so impressed with your expert knowledge and attention to detail. All be it above my station of comprehension at the moment, I will spend many hours on here learning all the time.
So may I congratulate and thank you for all your efforts, from one of the hundreds I am sure that have enjoyed your site, and the many thousands that will in the future. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
 
Name:  Alan  
Company:  N/A
Town/City:  Maasland,  Netherlands
Trade:  N/A
Via:  Google
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1966admin deleteadmin edit  Friday August 10, 2007 - 12:59pm  
Must be one of the clearest, most useful sites I've ever come across. Am (re-)paving my garden in stages and have referred to it numerous times in the last year or so. Have never needed to ask you a question as all the answers are already there. Many thanks! PLEASE keep it up and running (at least until I've finished!).
 
Name:  Naveed Aslam  
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1965admin deleteadmin edit  Tuesday August 7, 2007 - 10:19am  
Excellent work and very useful information. Well done.
 
Name:  James Rich    E-Mail:   
Town/City:  london  
Trade:  rookie paver
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1964admin deleteadmin edit  Monday August 6, 2007 - 09:58pm  
What a amazing site, best on the web for paving answers. Well done sirs. JR
 
Name:  Simon    E-Mail:   
Company:  Nebukadnezza Basset Hounds
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1963admin deleteadmin edit  Monday August 6, 2007 - 11:23am  
What a great site. Good for checking that what you think is OK, actually is OK!
Many thanks
 
Name:  simon    E-Mail:   
Company:   self
Town/City:  rhyl, denbighshire n.wales
Trade:  gardener
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1962admin deleteadmin edit  Monday August 6, 2007 - 02:43am  
thank you your site was a good refresher and hope to use it quite often
 
Name:  Dean  
Trade:  DIY
Via:  Google
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1961admin deleteadmin edit  Sunday August 5, 2007 - 08:50pm  
Thanks Tony for creating and maintaining such a brilliant site. I didn't have a clue how to relay my patio and cut slabs. After reading your site, I've been able to do it myself, saving £££s. The wife is delighted too. Outstanding!
 
Name:  S (too embarrased to give full name!  
Town/City:    UK
Trade:  householder
Via:  Google
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1960admin deleteadmin edit  Sunday August 5, 2007 - 01:48pm  
Well, it is Sunday, the concrete was poured yesterday, and NOW it is too late to put right the mistakes(probably eventually very expensive mistakes) we made! How I wish we had Googled and found you on Friday!! But we will know next time - Great site.
 
Name:  Alan Davies    E-Mail:   
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1959admin deleteadmin edit  Sunday August 5, 2007 - 11:26am  
As a home owner about to embark on extensive drainage work (prompted by recent flooding) I started to research the subject thoroughly. Manufacturer sites, academies and "how to" guides aren't a patch on this site. Absolutely fantastic. My fairly comprehensive investigation kept leading me back here. Well explained, simple and trustworthy. My only criticism would be that the site navigation isn't intuitive so I keep 'discovering' more valuable content that I might otherwise have missed. Thank you for taking the time to put the site together.
 
Name:  Alex honeywood    E-Mail:   
Company:  AJH Highway Services
Town/City:  thetford, norfolk norwich
Trade:  Highway Services
Via:  Google
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1958admin deleteadmin edit  Thursday August 2, 2007 - 09:41pm  
hi i needed to no the chepest place to get two Ductile Iron Gully Grating and Frame if you could help email me with thanks A honeywood
still love the site
 
Name:  Harry Mayou  
Town/City:  Nuneaton  
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1957admin deleteadmin edit  Wednesday August 1, 2007 - 04:00pm  
I found your advice on effloresence very re-assuring. Although we are still suffering with it quite badly six months on at least I now know it will disappear eventually and no-one is to blame. Understanding what it is has put my mind at rest. Thank you.
 
Name:  eddie murray    E-Mail:   
Company:  huyton asphalt limited
Town/City:  St Helens, Merseyside England
Trade:  surfacing contractors
Via:  Google
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1956admin deleteadmin edit  Monday July 30, 2007 - 06:35pm  
What a brilliant site, clear and concise explanations to all the 'trade' terms, whilst they are so familiar to myself after many years in this industry, this site provides excellent advice and guidance to anyone thinking of engaging paving services. If only this was known and available at every trading standards office throughout the uk - the darker side of the tarmac industry would fade away. i note you have covered fuel damage, power steering damage and 'softening' in your faq's -perhaps you might add in advice on weed infestation and growth through macadams \ asphalts - specifically horsetail.
 
Name:  Colin    E-Mail:   
Town/City:  Langdon Hills,  UK
Via:  DIY'er
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1955admin deleteadmin edit  Sunday July 29, 2007 - 08:27am  
Many thanks for the clear and well explained advice, within minutes you have answered my question on whether to use a geo-fabric under a 12"x"12 patio.
Colin
 
Name:  rob arbuckle  
Company:  private
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1954admin deleteadmin edit  Sunday July 29, 2007 - 01:28am  
Thank you very much for this fantastic web site - excellent on every level. I wish that others could commit themselves to this kind of care for detail in both thought and expression. It is really exemplary.
I have little building experience, and am doing a small project as a favour for a friend/neighbour. I was anxious that it should be done well and efficiently. This web-site has given me some crucial tips, and with that some confidence.
All the best,
 
Name:  Andi Forest    E-Mail:   
Town/City:  Poole, Dorset UK
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1953admin deleteadmin edit  Saturday July 28, 2007 - 07:22pm  
Really impressed with this site on two counts. First as a keen DIYer who is embarking on an 80 square metre block paving project and a web site designer.
You must be up for an award!!!
 
Name:  John Gibson    E-Mail:   
Town/City:  York  
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1952admin deleteadmin edit  Saturday July 28, 2007 - 03:11pm  
Struggling with the weather and a heavy waterlogged garden. If I don't get it sorted it won't be for lack of information and advice on your brilliant site. I guess it's a labour of love - and absolutely in the spirit of the web making information widely available. Many thanks for your expertise and your generosity in sharing it.
 
Name:  Nasar Ibrahim    E-Mail:   
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1951admin deleteadmin edit  Friday July 27, 2007 - 08:43am  
Real good site I 've been looking at it for the last month dillly dalying over whether to Do it myself or ask a professional the problemis that there is so much work fo rthe professioansl they ask silly prices then again I am losing my nerve every now and then to get cracking if anyone in teh Swindon area wants some weekend work with me labouring give me shout.
Good karam mate thsi sit eis great
 
Name:  Jeff Mott    E-Mail:   
Company:  JHM Roofing Ltd.
Town/City:  Stevenage, Herts 
Trade:  Roofing Contractors
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1950admin deleteadmin edit  Monday July 23, 2007 - 12:19pm  
What a great site , although fairly familiar with most building terms and
techniques it is a great help to be able to refer to your site ( in plain
English ) when carrying out slabbing, drainage and paving at my own
house. Its made a quite large project a lot easier, Thanks .......... Jeff
 
Name:  Richard Grove    E-Mail:   
Town/City:  Weybridge, Surrey 
Comment:
1949admin deleteadmin edit  Sunday July 22, 2007 - 09:34pm  
Hi, I am training to become one of the very "popular" Home Inspectors / Domestic Energy Assessors.
I find your website very informative for learning purposes and better than most reference books. I hope you will not mind me using your website in this way and would like to thank you for the quality of information and diagrams it provides.
Kind regards
Richard Grove

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