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bob cove E-Mail:

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chipping norton, oxon UK

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2588

Thursday March 22, 2012 - 12:33pm

Great to read REAL expert advice!
Thanks!
Bob.

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Luke

Town/City:

Bernede, Gers France

Comment:

2587

Tuesday March 20, 2012 - 11:09am

I can't believe how useful this website is.
You should get a book publisher to look at it with a
view to publishing the definitive guide to paving.
I'm just embarking on a large (100m2) patio project and
the advice on this site is absolutely invaluable.
Thank you for the time and effort in sharing your
knowledge.

Name:

Gabino Carballo

Company:

MMAA Barcelona

Town/City:

Barcelona, Sapin

Trade:

Landscape Architecture

Via:

Google

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2586

Sunday March 18, 2012 - 11:18pm

I have been coming back to this site for years. I find it incredibly useful and exemplary in the way it puts forward practical experience as a learning tool.
It is very generous of you to put such a wealth of information here. AN example to follow!

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Engineer Mohsin Raza

Company:

UET Lahore, Pakistan

Town/City:

Lahore, Pakistan

Comment:

2585

Friday March 16, 2012 - 09:41pm

Really loved the website. I am a lecturer who teaches
Transportation Engineering and Found REAL USEFUL
information and explanatory notes. One thing I wish I
could have found on this website, was a videos which
documents and explains road construction from beginning
to the handing over, with all construction steps
explained (though it may be out of scope for this
website but would love to have such videos in your
video section).

Name:

John Browning

Town/City:

Alresford, Hants UK

Comment:

2584

Wednesday March 14, 2012 - 02:42pm

Splendid site. Well Done. Chatty and informal writing like this usually includes rubbish which has no real value to the reader and is full of technical inaccuracies. Not so with your excellent site. All is clear and so much easier to read than your average formal technical advice which is often so pompous and authoritative that the reader just gives up. Amusing, readable and above all.... useful. Thank you.
John B
Thank yo

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les molloy E-Mail:

Company:

interiors plus

Town/City:

cambridge, Click here United Kingdom

Trade:

builder

Comment:

2583

Thursday March 1, 2012 - 09:58pm

They say you don't get nothing for nothing in this
life. well I beg to differ on this site..... Thank you
for all the free information and shared knowledge given
on this amazing site. I can honestly tell you that
through using your site, I have produced some lovely
works with referrals securing future works through word
of mouth from happy customers....just wanted you to
know!!! Cheers, Les.

Name:

Ei Nel

Company:

CAL

Comment:

2582

Thursday March 1, 2012 - 06:31pm

Just to say I found your site really, really useful and easy to follow. Am now more confideent about what I want done.

Name:

Jeff Benson

Trade:

Engineer

Via:

Retired

Comment:

2581

Wednesday February 22, 2012 - 08:09pm

What a brilliant site! I need to drain my garden after having problems for years with wet conditions that cause all sorts of problems. I knew nothing about the suject before visiting your site but am now very confident about doing the necessary work and looking forward to the end result. Thank you for making this info available

Name:

Godfrey Evans E-Mail:

Company:

Evans Hardlandscaping

Town/City:

Cleckheaton, West Yorks England

Trade:

Landscaper

Comment:

2580

Wednesday February 22, 2012 - 05:00pm

I got your book when I was studying at Askham Bryan and
use it constantly along with your site

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Kevin E-Mail:

Town/City:

Leeds

Comment:

2579

Sunday February 19, 2012 - 02:24pm

What a brilliant site. Thank you so much, you've settled so many questions and shown me why my re-pointing that took me several weeks last year has failed. I wish I'd found your site last year! At least when I re-point this year I can be confident it won't crack and turn to powder!
Many, many thanks
Kevin

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talal al assadi E-Mail:

Company:

Halcrow

Town/City:

damas, syria

Trade:

Structural Engineering

Via:

Google

Comment:

2578

Sunday February 19, 2012 - 02:15pm

A really informative site.Thanks for sharing your experience

Name:

Akash

Comment:

2577

Monday February 13, 2012 - 11:54am

Very usefull site for all construction professionals .
Thank you.

Name:

Andy Aitken

Comment:

2576

Sunday February 5, 2012 - 11:45pm

What a brilliant web site ..... many thanks ... now on track for a flooded solum solution!

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rick fenton E-Mail:

Company:

rickfentongroundworks

Town/City:

Macclesfield, Cheshire uk

Trade:

Groundworker

Via:

MSN Search

Comment:

2575

Sunday January 22, 2012 - 06:04am

Hi Tony,In the game all my life as yourself and still refer to your book to as my bible of paving,great to swat -up on prior to starting a new job.aids me no end.Many thanks Rick

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BRIAN FISHER E-Mail:

Company:

retired

Town/City:

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, NOTTS.

Trade:

Ex-Maintenance Engineer (old school )

Via:

Google

Comment:

2574

Saturday January 14, 2012 - 10:03pm

Stumbled onto your site , what a breath of fresh air ,
wonderful stuff , will go after your book - a must for
the Projects shelf . Many thanks for a most interesting
read .

Name:

TGR

Town/City:

Strichen, aberdeenshire Scotland

Comment:

2573

Thursday January 12, 2012 - 09:42pm

What a wonderfull site. I cant think of anywhere else that gives such detailed and practical information. Very proffessional. Thanks very much.TGR

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Simon Woodhead E-Mail:

Comment:

2572

Saturday January 7, 2012 - 09:17pm

The value of the web - found this site a couple of years ago and have referred to it often since then. I had a collapsing patio and fence in my newly-acquired house and couldn't believe that 'tradesmen' could build such a mess.
As a professional engineer, it appalls me that in the UK we are so ready to accept low standards in trades and professions.
Mr McCormack's efforts are to be commended in showing that actually there are a lot of people out there who know and care about these things.
Oh, and I bought the book - as it says on the tin, the book and the web site are (very) complementary. I recommend it if you want to make the most of his expertise.
Equally so, the website contains more than most of us 'amateurs' could take on board and for free!
Like freeware and wikipedia in the software and online worlds - amazing what people can achieve when we trust each other.

Name:

Dave rawlins

Comment:

2571

Thursday December 29, 2011 - 09:27pm

Loved the site. Simply the best reference I've seen, and full of no-nonsense advice to boot. Going to re-do my path and patio this spring and when I've done I'm going to make a donation. Great work.

Name:

Annski

Comment:

2570

Sunday December 11, 2011 - 06:57pm

Quite incredible that people like you share their knowledge in such a trustworthy and structured way, for free. This kind of site has opened up construction to women in a way that was never possible befor; women trying to have a go were disdained, and men didn't deign to pass on any tips, because "women shouldn't be doing this". Thank goodness for the internet. Cheers and thanks so much!

Name:

Alexander E-Mail:

Company:

Bound Together

Town/City:

Carlisle, Cumbria England

Trade:

DIY

Comment:

2569

Monday December 5, 2011 - 10:50pm

I dug the hole through concrete and rubble to find an
almost exact pipe layout as shown on your site. My
inspection unit with rocker pipes presented a puzzle.
Having longer rocker pipes to allow the coupler to
'float' till fixed solved my puzzle. Thanks - I was
struggling till I came across your life line. Now back
to my latest book, 'An Alignment of Coincidences'.

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