YOUR SITE.
THE RIGHT START.
Every property gives the operator a different space to work in. If your Newcastle job involves a side passage, an established backyard or excavation close to existing features, start by showing Reid the full access route. Width, height, turns and room to operate all help determine the practical approach.
The service range covers more than the digging itself. Concrete removal can open up an area for a new surface; final trim can prepare ground for the next trade; soil and green waste removal can form part of a landscape project. Explain the complete result you want so related work can be considered together.
For planned trenches or footings, include drawings and the requirements from the contractor directing the next stage. For a property improvement project, photographs and approximate dimensions are a useful starting point. Reid can discuss access, the work involved and timing directly with you before the job is arranged.
Planning your Newcastle enquiry
- Photograph the street entry, narrowest opening and work area.
- Identify existing concrete, garden features and structures to retain.
- Share the full work sequence, including any material to remove.