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Amazulu Sep 5th 2010 1:17 pm
Retaining walls - Perth
 
Does anyone know of any good people who build retaining walls in Perth?

The guy who was going to do ours can no longer do it and the council are putting the heat on me to get it done.

Any recommendations?

Dorothy Sep 5th 2010 5:34 pm
Re: Retaining walls - Perth
 
Originally Posted by Amazulu (Post 8828647)
Does anyone know of any good people who build retaining walls in Perth?

The guy who was going to do ours can no longer do it and the council are putting the heat on me to get it done.

Any recommendations?
The guy who did ours was great. He was really reasonable, showed up on time and did a nice job. I'll get his mobile number and PM you when I get home. He lives up near me but doesn't mind travelling.

aston Sep 5th 2010 11:05 pm
Re: Retaining walls - Perth
 
Originally Posted by Amazulu (Post 8828647)
Does anyone know of any good people who build retaining walls in Perth?

The guy who was going to do ours can no longer do it and the council are putting the heat on me to get it done.

Any recommendations?
it just goes to show that..

1.i have wasted a fortune on advertising
2.i am good enough to be asked advise,but not be recomended
3.my bestest pal is doing her job well at the shire.


with thanks..

brum.

Amazulu Sep 5th 2010 11:29 pm
Re: Retaining walls - Perth
 
Originally Posted by brummy (Post 8829372)
it just goes to show that..

1.i have wasted a fortune on advertising
2.i am good enough to be asked advise,but not be recomended
3.my bestest pal is doing her job well at the shire.


with thanks..

brum.
Err, you've lost me........ :confused:

Sherlock Holmes Sep 6th 2010 1:01 am
Re: Retaining walls - Perth
 
Originally Posted by brummy (Post 8829372)
it just goes to show that..

1.i have wasted a fortune on advertising
2.i am good enough to be asked advise,but not be recomended
3.my bestest pal is doing her job well at the shire.


with thanks..

brum.
Originally Posted by Amazulu (Post 8829408)
Err, you've lost me........ :confused:
Is he offering to do your wall for you???

keel Sep 6th 2010 2:31 am
Re: Retaining walls - Perth
 
Originally Posted by Amazulu (Post 8829408)
Err, you've lost me........ :confused:
He's a brickie from Birmingham. In fact the Brummie brickie:eek:

Amazulu Sep 6th 2010 12:10 pm
Re: Retaining walls - Perth
 
Originally Posted by alistairboyle (Post 8829552)
Is he offering to do your wall for you???
For free would be good.

northernbird Sep 6th 2010 8:55 pm
Re: Retaining walls - Perth
 
Originally Posted by Amazulu (Post 8830669)
For free would be good.
He is a good bloke, if he is able I would at least give him the opportunity to quote.

Amazulu Sep 6th 2010 9:45 pm
Re: Retaining walls - Perth
 
Originally Posted by northernbird (Post 8831292)
He is a good bloke, if he is able I would at least give him the opportunity to quote.
I will.


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