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I need 2 trenches to be dug and put root barrier (provided) in at 50cm depth. Trench 1 is L shape, 6m/80cm Trench 2 is C shape 90cm/7m/90cm And need 12 holes to be dug for putting plants in later (no work for putting the plants in just digging the holes only) Hole size is 40cm wide and 40cm deep There are some tools you can use but if you have your own that would be great. More than one person is ok as I'd like the job done quick. Price is negotiable so make a reasonable offer. If we can get this done sometime this week that would be great.

I need someone to open a trench in my lawn to receive an irrigation system. The trench will be about 50m long, 20cm deep and 5-10cm wide. Ideally someone with a trencher and experience on the job so no pipes or electric wire is cut.

Clearing landscaping gravel on the side of my house and relocating it via wheelbarrow to another location in my yard.

I need a trench dug out for garden sleepers. It is about 8m long but n total. The soil has rocks in it so a bit harder than normal soil.

We are looking for 2 reliable and hardworking labourers to help with digging trenches along 3 garden beds. The trenches need to be 10cm deep to plan for new landscaping, two smaller garden beds are mostly just dirt, the larger garden bed has soil that's a mix of dirt and small-med size rocks. You may encounter old weed matting and drainage which needs to be taken out. The two smaller garden beds will have plants and old roots needing to be taken out too. Some roots may be too deep and require stump grinder for you to assess. See photos. You'll be required to shovel loads through the mesh soil sifter into a wheelbarrow and keep the rocks separate for another project. This might be 1-2 days worth of work.

Dig a Trench 300 mm Deep approx 8 metres Type of gardening: Other Size of garden: 50m²-100m² Has green waste bin: Yes

Clear side garden bed and ready 6 holes for planting 25L plants. EDITS: Not truly digging a trench (details below). Prefer use of shovels / digging bars / maybe a small auger-like tool to heavier equipment and to be careful of sewer inspection point (details below). ALSO: 1. Updated with photos. Sorry for the original lazy post. The main photo is taken tonight. It shows there are 2 rosemary and some ground flowers to clear. 2. The Christmas Tree further to the back needs to be carefully removed and repotted. It has a bit of blue wood running the width of the trench next to it, to also be removed (it isn't tightly fitted.). This tree is about 1.3 meters tall. 3. All work of this needs to be respectful of the sewer inspection pipe visible in the other photos. I dug around it GENTLY and can see it is enclosed in cement/cement-like material. 4. Garden bed is about 6 meters x 0.7 meters. The six 25L bags need holes about 40cm diameter x 30cm deep where possible. 5. I will be helping with this task -- planning and labour. 6. Feel free to quote an hourly rate. 7. On the job, take (paid) breaks as you need. Type of gardening: Other Size of garden: Under 50m² Has green waste bin: No

I need someone to cut the concrete right where the shed is to stop it pooling with water. I want it to just go off the end so the water goes into the yard on the grass, the length is 4.7m Wanting something metal

We need a trench dug around a large bamboo to install a root barrier. Will require digging up bamboo roots etc. We have tools but we're unable to big the trench due to health issues.

I’ve just had an excavator cut about 150 sqm of of my strip. I need someone fit. Good with a shovel to clean up edges around gutter and driveway. Digging a couple of holes and a trench. Ground is fairly wet at the moment, making it easier. I think there’s about 4 hours of work. - Due date: Needs to be done on Sunday, 9 October 2022

Got a bit ambitious with a DIY project and now keen to finish it off with some help. Corner of the block has a small hill. Plan is to level it a little and use concrete blocks (Linearwall) to build a 2 block high garden bed. Welcome any advice, thoughts on the steps currently: 1. Use mini excavator to level the area 6x4m (roughly 150mm or so deep) 2. Use mini excavator to dig a trench for 5x3m rectangle for blocks (another 150mm deep). 3. Back fill the trench with road base (located on the driveway) 4. Compact and lay blocks 5. Place the dirt back into the garden bed Notes: - Blocks haven't been ordered yet but can be organized before you come. - Please give me a quote for the first two steps only and then for everything. I will be there to assist as well and can bring a friend. - Side of the house has a 1.8m wide access, hope that's wide enough for a mini excavator. - The summer has got this place grown back with greens

Pulling down pool shed ready to relocate to new location Removing brick and big pavers Cutting old deck out Digging some trenches for plumber

Along the driveway up towards the garage from the greenboy (nbn box) - Due date: Before Sunday, 24 December 2023

Need to hire a trencher today Type of gardening: Other Size of garden: Under 50m² Has green waste bin: Yes - Due date: Before Sunday, 5 November 2023

We are putting in a 6.4m x 2.74m overground bestway pool from bunnings. We need to have a timber frame put in the ground, and soil poured in and levelled, a trench dug for conduit and filled. Then the pool assembled. My husband is very handy and will work with the person. - Due date: Before Monday, 30 October 2023

We are putting in a 6.4m by 2.74m bestway overground pool, we need help with a frame and laying soil as well as digging trench gor conduit - Due date: Flexible

I need small trenches dug to sink 2 raised garden beds on a slope. The beds are 2mx1200 portable garden beds. The soil is typical clay and quite hard. It will probably take 1 1/2 - 2 hours - Due date: Needs to be done on Tuesday, 24 October 2023

Rotary hoe existing turf 100m2 in prep for new turf and take away waste turf. Dig trench 25m long 600mm deep. I will assist with collecting old turf. Existing turf not growing due to tree roots from neighbouring mock orange hence trench for root barrier. Trench digger may encounter roots approx 5mm thick in ground. - Due date: Flexible

I need a 6m trench dug out (ground is hard) for a long flowerbed. Will most likely need a small digger of some sort. Similar to pic attached but on the other side. We want to plant hedges - Due date: Flexible

Remove 4 plants and the root system underneath by digging a trench. Reinstate the loose blocks around the garden bed. - Due date: Flexible