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Recommendation Vavabloom Gardens

By ceiridwen
September 2, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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ceiridwen

Posted September 2, 2013

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Posted September 2, 2013

Just thought I would recommend Vavabloom Gardens as we are really happy with their work.

We wanted quite a big remodel of our garden as it sloped down to the house and the patio was at the wrong end. The end result is far better than we ever expected and it is great to find a company where the team is more perfectionist than my husband. They were very neat and tidy and despite most of the stuff having to come through the house all we had to contend with was a bit of dust. The job took a week or so longer than planned, partly due to a massive concrete structure found under lawn they had to remove, and partly because they really took their time with the stuff that mattered. We got them to repave and level our front garden next and are equally happy with the result.

Contact details: Al Yeaman 07875399567

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