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Oh i took some pictures today. And i have more info. As you can see in the pictures in the places that water sits or where it gets wet the white vanishes, however when it dries it returns. He is a really nice guy so any help you can give would be great.

Thanks. Its just a few decking board off cuts that came in useful. I also put boards under the trampoline and fixed it to them so it stays level and does not sink. Did you spot the mistake? As i am bit large for the trampoline i did not pay attention to where the door to it is so its...

online is your best bet. i did this job not so long age with them. make sure you shop around though.

I thought those had arrows on them saying what way to load it. And to get more wire in sure you push in the middle and twist.

So i am building a small sleeper wall and steps plus a natural stone patio area and a area for decorative stone. So he decides to stain them with "Sikkens Cetol HLS Plus" as a undercoat and the result was pretty good as you can see: Yes in the second image it was raining but...

The cheapest option is concrete by far as it does not require a sub-base. For a 10x8 area going to want a expansion joint or two but as you are putting structures on it and from what you said some of it will be being used as a patio area you can put the expansion joins near or around the area...

When you tipped it up you probably tipped oil into the head so it will need to burn off. Obviously i cannot be 100% on that due to not seeing it etc but i use petrol mowers all the time and tipping them on their side to clean underneath or take the blade off to sharpen it always makes them...

If he is using postcrete then yes but if he is using concrete then no and especially no this time of year as concrete sets slower when its cold. A 10m run is certainly doable in a day especially if you have no old plugs of concrete from a old fence to get out

If you simply build up the low side you will not only need a lot of soil but you will need it moving into the area. Using the existing soil from the high area means you do not need to get any in and a micro digger will fit through most garden gates so that will make moving the existing soil...

It is likely the damp course on the garage will be lower than the new level of soil and turf so that is a problem that would need to be solved. For a rough estimate i would need to now the size of the entire area and the depth and size of the area you want to raise how much wall in linear...

Here is a old guide i got from who knows where years ago and modified a bit as times changed over the years, i have modified it a bit for your circumstances as well. Preparing the site The lawn area needs to be well drained. If the area suffers from water retention, it may be necessary...

Did you order buff? Or patio paint maybe, they do a variety of colors even a buff: http://www.promain.co.uk/product/CooVar_W449_Driveway_and_Patio_Paint_id3232