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Price the turf and any other materials/equipment needed,then add your labour.
The last two turfing jobs I have done have worked out at £10.50m2
Cheers
Niall
So far turf is £152 : Materials £120
Not too sure how to price the labour though.
Or get at turf cutter for the front and back gardens and price for a skip.
You'll need a rotavator as well.
A day's work for two people.
Don't go cheap you will hate yourself afterwords !!
why is it being re-turfed?
why are there some patches, whilst rest is growing?
Looks perfectly recoverable with basic treatments to me, for a fraction of the re-turfing cost.
I think some of the patches are due to a family dog.
What treatments would help, please?
thanks.
mow it, gradually reducing cut height to required level.
feed it with a late spring granular fertiliser, give it a good aeration.
The depending on whats a priority, repair the patches with some raking and seed, or spray a weed control.
Leave for a could of months with regular mowing, then re-assess.