Replacing old block paved drive.

All forms of block paving, brick paving, flexible or rigid, concrete or clays, new construction or renovation
zzr-matt

Post: # 79727Post zzr-matt

I've had a quote to replace the drive from a local company and it came in at 800 quid including a small extension to make the area 16m2? Thats to take up existing blocks and sand, supply new blocks and sand, fit and remove all waste. Reasonable price?

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Post: # 79740Post lutonlagerlout

sounds fine from here
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Post: # 79744Post GB_Groundworks

rimexboy wrote:sorry but now you have to use a grinder with dust suppesion on it.... i think its now law to do that as well
is not illegal the boys in blue wont be turning up

its recommended best practice to reduce the cases of silicosis i.e silica dust getting on your lungs and doing some serious damage.

so if you can its advised to wet cut with a 2 stroke cut off saw alternatively called a "stihl saw"

if not get a good respirator not the paper cup over the mouth type
Giles

Groundworks and Equestrian specialists, prestige new builds and sports pitches. High Peak, Cheshire, South Yorkshire area.

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Post: # 79748Post lutonlagerlout

we use pp3 respirators now when dust is unavoidable
I.e. today knocking out a chimney breast with breakers
hard to suppress with water there
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