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Sounds like over oily fuel. Clean the plug first

There a cheaper quality pressed slab ,in time they will all fade to the outer colour. The outer edges tend to fade first. Or they go blotchy as they fade. Dearer slabs tend to be coloured with aggregate so its a natural colour,this doesn't fade but will weather and obviously will go green and...

It probably will be, but £20 £25 m2 should be about right. In my area anyway. Dont forget, you get what you pay for,so dont use idiots

I'd stay 25mm below garage. And aim for around 40 mm max on the topping, or you'll have waves...

i'd use some planings or mot to give it a bed if you have enough room depth wise. and yes any interlocking aggregate should be ok. the planings should be a lot cheaper? do you need to cut a bit back at a path or road? As you should to get a safe finish level.

You will need to break it up quite small so its a bit like large hardcore. id then use 20mm granite topping as this will be more stable than gravel

It will be a decent fall, but not too bad over 15 m And yes fall both ways, acco drain along the wall or french drain etc soakaway

20 quid m2 is cheap. Would your drive look better after a good clean? Or is it all cracking and frost damaged

As above, lay it wet and it should be fine.

I'd go with all the old patio has sunk and Bodget and scarper or useless home owner thought I'll use foam to raise slabs at the rear door. Relay or new patio will sort it.

They may be ok with turf but ive met many so called paving specialists. Sadly they are seldom what they claim.

as i said ,its a very poor job. hopefully you haven't paid yet. the people who did this paving Wont be able to do it right, they have already shown their lack of ability. As for comment about your house bricks ? Lol ffs if you have paid for this then its a case of cut your losses and get...

Yes, get some checker plate for the bridge or use the original cast cover and frame laid the other way. You can butt the recess frame upto it or on it partially as you will be setting in mortar. Ps you dont need full access at that depth to clean so you could get away with 450mm no problem

Weed control sheet under the sand . Ideally sand and cement mix for slabs. The weed control is not essential but will help prevent small roots and worms from mining the sand. If you use a good bed of 6:1 sand cement that will go quite hard anyway.

As above. Remove the old sand and weeds. Remove any roots. Regulate the base if its over depth so you need 30-50 mm of bed for new paving. Lay some typar pro sheet or heavy duty landscaping weed control. Lay new paving

Fookin hell ...and 7 weeks!!!!! Fookin hell. tell them to take it up and fook off

First off, clean off the big blobs with a bolster trowel or anything with a wide flat blade even a wallpaper scraper. then try your acid

100mm

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The cutter is a multi edge blade so not like a conventional strimmer . It will chop through heavy undergrowth far easier.