Hariom Trade International-Testimonials

What our customers have said about us…..1.’I was delighted with the service I received from Hariom Trade International , and will certainly be recommending them. The quality of the stone paving was excellent, & the builders couldn’t believe how reasonable the price was for such good quality stone. I’ve attached a photograph of the finished patio. My only regret is that I have no more paving to do, as I would have no hesitation in using Hariom Trade again. Excellent product, excellent communication & excellent customer services.Clare Stephenson, The Riverside Chapel B&B / holiday cottage,Juniper, Hexham, Northumberland2.’We recently bought some walling stones and sandblasted tiles for our house project in Fife (Scotland). Both type of stones were admired by the builders and they were surprised with the rates we purchased them. The stones was of very high quality and the customer services we received was superb. We will recommend Hariom Trade International to all our family and friends’’. Below are some images of our house project:Mr Magnus & FamilyFife (Scotland)3."We kindly had some lovely natural stone donated from Hariom Trade International for a volunteer mosaic project at the Gorgie City Farm ,Edinburgh. The stone is of high quality and we very much appreciate the donation."Emma Burnett, Gorgie City Farm.Community Gardening Project Assistant4."As a garden designer and landscaper, I believe in using quality natural stone to bring out the best in a garden. Hariom Trade International meet our needs by providing excellent quality Indian stone products at very competative prices, whilst providing a very professional service."Mr William McCombe, ProprietorDesign My Garden, EdinburghFor more testimonials please visit our website www.hariomtradeint.co.uk
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James replied to James's discussion Overseeding
"Thank you guys. Putting my mind at rest. 
It is a large front garden 300m², two thirds in the sun all day the other third will be mostly shade.
The customer is a regular of mine and I have worked here plus 2 other properties for them. Never had an…"
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Jon Chandler replied to James's discussion Overseeding
"Agree, should be ok if they water, but deffo top dress.
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Wayne Buckland replied to DerbyLad's discussion Fence spike in clay
"As previously mentioned, I wouldn't  use spikes and in fact won't use timber posts anymore, they just do not last. Go for concrete post with arris rails "
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Pete Henchey replied to James's discussion Overseeding
"You could even go as far as buying a sprinkler head and adding it to the job cost, its more likely that they might actully water the seed then, as even with the customer stating they will water the lawn, they often dont follow through (Stuart's…"
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Intelligent Gardening replied to James's discussion Overseeding
"Just depend on the weather as you say, and the client. Would they water it dilligently or could you set them up on a timed sprinkler? Is it in the shade or full sun all day etc. It's impossible to say.
The main thing is just to talk with client and…"
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Lawnman replied to James's discussion Overseeding
"Agree with Stuart, should get good germination, water regularly till established then taper off watering. "
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Stuart @ Eco Garden Maintenance replied to James's discussion Overseeding
"As long as the client is willing to water in dry spells then I would say crack on. Make sure you have it in your terms and conditions that you are not responsible for lack of water after completion and make sure you get paid straight after. I have…"
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Intelligent Gardening replied to DerbyLad's discussion Fence spike in clay
"Concrete posts for me or concrete the posts in. Clay shrinks and cracks when it dries out, and is brittle so when the fence moves in the wind... "
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Richard replied to Richard's discussion Quoting?
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Just after some input from you guysGoing to be doing a lawn scarification and overseed/top dress but because of the naff weather we have had it has taken me ages to get the weedkiller down on the lawn. I have to wait 4 weeks before seeding and that…

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