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lay limestone approx 50 pool coping pavers around concrete pool. I'll supply adhesive and pavers.

Pressure wash driverway, side pathway and rear brick pavers with rotating pressure washing to remove all dirt and grime.

Need pavers around pool area and patio to be relaid

Lay 17 x 600mm and 24 x 400mm into existing Lawn. I will buy the stone and have it here ready to lay. Refer to attach photos. Reply with what method you will use to lay the stone e.g level, base etc. you supply labour, equipment and product to lay them.

Assemble shed. https://easyshed.com.au/products/narrow-slider-garden-shed-2-25m-w-x-0-78m-d-classic?_pos=1&_fid=065868f36&_ss=c Lay pavers on ground to create level base.

There is an area of the driveway that needs to be paved. I have existing pavers that have been cleaned and ready to be layed. Pavers need to be layed in the 'worn out' areas of the driveway. Approximately 240 pavers to be layed,

Needs to lay pavers on the side of the house

Roughly 32sqm of paving is required over existing concrete slab and downstairs (riser and tread) The quote is to include all materials, excluding the pavers. I will source the pavers 600x400x20mm

Pave an area down the side of the house. Measurement 4200 x 1500. Narrow off to 800. Pavers are shown in the picture.

We have had a new colourbond fence installed near our paved parking space which has meant some pavers had to be moved. We are looking for someone to re-install the loose pavers and finish the empty areas as well as fill the pavers with fresh sand when done. I have some spare bricks but may need a few more matching ones.

32sqm of paving to be done Pavers on site, base has been compacted Easy access

excavate and remove tree roots under pavers and relay approx 10-12m2

lift up pavers , dig up tree roots, relay pavers

Seeking levelling of uneven concrete pavers and assembly of a flat roof 2.25m x 0.78m x 1.82m EasyShed (model EF-S2308) to sit on top. BASE: Compact road and sand base has been laid and six 900mm x 450mm x 45mm concrete pavers placed on top. The pavers are not level and require re-laying/levelling (see pics). Pavers/shed entrance to sit flush with adjacent slightly sloping astroturf. I have additional bags of sand for use as required, SHED: See ‘Tools Required’ image from assembly brochure (link below). I am also wanting drainage holes to be drilled into the roof and silicon sealant used per the ‘Recommendation’ image from the assembly brochure. SECURING THE SHED: My understanding is that drilling brackets into the concrete pavers to secure the shed is not possible as the pavers will likely crack. I’m open to suggestions e.g. weight-based or other anchoring methods (e.g. attaching the shed to the colorbond fence panel joiner behind it (see pics and planning diagram)). I purchased an 8 pack of temporary anchoring pegs with the shed but these may not be of much use (see image). EasyShed Manual: https://3650449.app.netsuite.com/core/media/media.nl?id=1781489&c=3650449&h=YD-cFE9M2oR02kI85KS2t6RFCIcRoAN7m4MgW8bU5P4R8iYP&_xt=.pdf

3x3 metre garden shed and pavers to lay and erect in back yard

Paving Approx. 7 sqm at side of house with 200 X 400 X 40 pavers. Area already excavated and some road base put down. Probably need some more road base, compacting, sand base and pavers laid. Also need existing 2 rows of paving in place removed and relaid with new pavers (see photos) and continue to create / finish new path. Pavers will be supplied, but all other materials (road base, sand, cement as needed) will need to be provided by Tasker.

Lay pavers Put up Garden Shed

Edited: Seeking base preparation and assembly of a flat roof 2.25m x 0.78m x 1.82m EasyShed (model EF-S2308). BASE: Shed to stand on six 900mm x 450mm x 45mm concrete pavers (I will source from Bunnings). The area for installation is currently a loose rock garden with weed matting underneath (see pics and planning diagram). The weed matting in the rock garden is lumpy and not level. I will remove all rocks and can supply extra weed mat, weed mat pegs, road base and sand as necessary in order for a level and compacted base to be prepared for the concrete pavers (let’s chat more about the best approach). The area next to the rock bed is astroturf that sits about 40-50mm above the rock garden weed mat (see planning diagram). I would like the pavers/shed entrance to sit flush with the astroturf. The astroturf and fencing will presumably provide base/sand barriers for the long sides of the base, however the road base/sand will require securing on the short sides as the water drainage direction on the property is South to North (see planning diagram). SHED: See ‘Tools Required’ image from assembly brochure (link below). I am also wanting drainage holes to be drilled into the roof and silicon sealant used per the ‘Recommendation’ image from the assembly brochure. SECURING THE SHED: My understanding is that drilling brackets into the concrete pavers to secure the shed is not possible as the pavers will likely crack. I’m open to suggestions e.g. weight-based or other anchoring methods - perhaps a strip of perforated metal strapping around each paver to provide an anchor point for L-shaped brackets, or attaching the shed to the colorbond fence panel joiner behind it (see pics and planning diagram). I purchased an 8 pack of temporary anchoring pegs with the shed but these may not be of much use (see image). EasyShed Manual: https://3650449.app.netsuite.com/core/media/media.nl?id=1781489&c=3650449&h=YD-cFE9M2oR02kI85KS2t6RFCIcRoAN7m4MgW8bU5P4R8iYP&_xt=.pdf - Due date: Flexible

Edge pavers to a pathway were cemented in but now they have come loose. Looking to have them cemented back in as they are dangerous at the moment

Level pavers (as shown in photo). Area is approximately 3.6m x 2m. We would also like the spare pavers cut to size to fill the gap against the fence. Thank you.