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fake lawn or real lawn
Hi all
to the rear of my house is a drive which I no longer need so iam considering my options.
Do I dig up the garage slab and prepare whatever is underneath for turf BUT what will be underneath, is it an expensive job to do?
Or
do I just keep the concrete and lay fake grass. Im thinking this may have a similar cost.
decisions decisions
thanks
to the rear of my house is a drive which I no longer need so iam considering my options.
Do I dig up the garage slab and prepare whatever is underneath for turf BUT what will be underneath, is it an expensive job to do?
Or
do I just keep the concrete and lay fake grass. Im thinking this may have a similar cost.
decisions decisions
thanks
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Comments
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Garage size lawn is going to cost you ( on my rabbit ruined area experience ) at least £400 , thats after removing slab, add on a large skip ..£150 .
Rotavating a couple of times, a little top soil and turf.
So how much for the fake stuff?0 -
fake stuff can be 15-30 quid a square metre and im looking at around 16 sq metres.
how much is it to pay someone to dig up the slab0
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