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VictoriaL

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VictoriaL

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Hello


I wonder if anyone may be able to help me with some advice? I have purchased 2 bulder bags from B and Q and filled them full of soil from my back gardern. I am now trying to get someone to come and collect them but the cheapest quote I have got so far is ?150.00. I think I need one of those big lorries with the crane arm to come and pick it up but I had no idea that it would be that expensive.


I am contemplating making the 50 trips to the dump in the car instead?


Has anyone had skip bags removed before and can you recommend a local firm to come and get them?


Thanks

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