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Lawn replacement recommendation

By SarJB
April 20, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted April 20, 2015

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Posted April 20, 2015

I contacted Saied of Dulwich Eco Gardening after reading all his good reviews on this forum. I can now add mine. Saied replaced my extremely bumpy and weedy lawn, front and back, in five days. I left my keys with him and each day I came home to find significant progress from the day before - old grass removed, soil turned over, new turf laid. My floors aren't dirty despite his removing literally tons of earth and rubble through the flat. The lawn now looks beautiful, and I am diligently watering as Saied recommended so it stays that way! The costs were also exactly what he said they'd be. A thoroughly deserved recommendation.

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