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Joined: Jun 2010
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Newbeee
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Newbeee
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hello, during the last winds the fence concrete post snapped... its in the front drive between the neighbours boundary.
I am wondering if anyone knows of a recommended company to dig the old post out of the ground and then install a new post without too much damage to the existing drives (we have patterned concrete).
Thanks
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Smartchild
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Hi. Can`t believe nobody replied. These guys are great. I got lots of panels and posts. Couldn`t have got it done cheaper if my brothers had done the work. I tried. Priced everything up but it worked out more. DC Fencing.07876222430
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