To aid access around the garden a new curved garden path and steps to a greenhouse were laid to instantly improve this lovely garden. Although it is very unusual to take on this type of landscaping work in January, the finished job has turned out nicely, with a clean and very usable access for the customer to enjoy. Good job!

A new shed door made from Yorkshire boarding and 4"x2" timber hung on new T-hinges, with a new Brenton bolt fitted. The door was made bespoke on site to exactly fit the door opening. Nice neat job

3 tired and weathered looking patios have been transformed by uplifting the old slabs and replacing with new to provide new outside living spaces

This traditional village cottage has been enhanced with an exterior facelift

This traditional stone wall in Millbrook had dilapidated due to weathering and invasion by hardy vegetation. So it has been part dismantled and rebuilt with reclaimed stone in keeping with the original to enhance this delightful Cornish village cottage

Two gardens have been transformed to create outside leisure spaces using Composite Decking to enhance the appearance and usability of the gardens.

Velux Roof Light Window

For a future loft conversion, this customer required light and ventilation in his loft space. So the roof was opened up to allow a Velux roof light window to be installed. The result is a more open and airy living space in the loft.

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Parking Posts - an unusual request from a very valuable customer in a rural area who required demarcation of her parking area. So posts were concreted in the ground and painted white for a chain to hang between them. A yellow warning line was sprayed on the tarmac to mark the perimeter of the parking area.

Patio

On this sloping rear garden site, a hardstand patio was required on which to place a new shed.

Greenhouse Base

A new concrete base was required by a very valued customer for his new greenhouse. This entailed taking away the old greenhouse, measuring, preparing and levelling the site ready to cast the concrete in place.

Photos from John The Handyman's post

Tree Planters - one of my most valued customers with an unusual request on this one. To create two planters for sapling trees in a concreted back yard. So, square holes were cut through ​the concrete with an angle grinder. Then, they were broken out with a pneumatic jack hammer. The debris was then carted away for disposal. Finally, a brick edging was formed to finish off the job to give a neat surround ready for top soil and compost. Nice job