Natural Yorkshire Stone Rockery?

9 years ago

We have some very large, large and smaller pieces of natural, as-quarried, Yorkshire stone to remove from a site. So we can build you a very large rockery or a small number of you a less substantial rockery each with the Yorkshire stone virtually at delivery cost.

Plants, topsoil, labour charged as normal. West Yorkshire or very closely abutting areas only. Our personnel will need to do a site survey before your project can be approved.

3 photographs to give an idea of what is available, only a proportion shown. Once-and-for-all offer. When it's gone it really has gone.

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