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December 2010: Best Patio Transformation under £5000

In December of this year we entered one of our patio transformations into the Marshalls regional competitions. All of the Marshalls Registered contractors can put forward their installations into these competitions. On the 11th December 2010 Marshalls hosted a big meeting where all of the contractors where invited to discuss new products, landscaping ideas and much more. This is also where they announce the winners of their competitions. It was with great pleasure that we accepted the award for best patio transformation under £5000.

See this project: Project 22 - Garden Makeover - Netherton

See what this customer says: Customer Testimonial

See the stages of this project on video: Marshalls Award Winning Natural Slate Patio

We installed Marshalls Natural Slate paving in Midnight blue creating a patio area. We also installed Marshalls Livinglites which lit up the whole garden at night making the patio look spectacular.

Other items we installed included:

⇒ Oak timber pergola
⇒ Hardwood decking
⇒ Rock and water feature
⇒ Rockery
⇒ Raised sleeper beds
⇒ Planting of trees and pants in low maintenance borders
⇒ Decorative bark and slate chippings
⇒ L E D lighting to light up the pond area and the planting
⇒ A circular lawn edged with cobbles

We also received an award for being on the Marshalls Register for 10 years.

www.abellandscaping.co.uk

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  • what was the total job cost?

     

    im presuming £5k  was for materials only ?

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    The marshalls slate patio consisted of 25sqmetres of paving with some cobbles around the circular shape,and Marshalls livingltes 2 packs . If your wondering how much this will cost for the materials visit www.pavingonline.co.uk to get online instant list price. Then you can work out if it possible to supply materials install a quality patio under 5k like this one!
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