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Thanks to everyone for your help I have a better idea of tools and type of equipment whoever i hire needs still not sure of the cost but hopefully not more than a few grand

I can put a skip outside my back gate and yes on the dreaded websites which I can't seem to get an estimate I just want to ensure I have enough cash to remove this as I'm not sure of the cost this was built by my ex partner so I just paid for materials and I don't own my property it's a council...

Hopefully I get lucky then cause I will be paying cash just need to know the approximate cost of this

Thank you I did ask some driveway companies about this and they weren't interested unless I was replacing it with a new pavement but I'll continue to look

None if us would have experience of using a mini digger I don't mind paying for tools if it got the job done but again have little experience of using powered tools so this is why I was considering hiring someone I'm guessing I will be a few thousand to remove though

Thank you but none of us would have experience using diggers or anything just need to know what I can expect to pay now

There wouldn't be a rush but I'm a female and I don't mind hard work I would be willing to have a go and I have an adult son and 2 Nephews with no experience but they would give it a go for sure, I just wouldn't want to start it then the quarry dust underneath is to hard to remove but it is...

Lol bbq sounds great but I don't think the quarry dust will come up that easy guess I'll just have to see what it's gonna cost me and try to save thanks for your help

Thank you not sure I'll get a mini digger into my garden and was hoping this would be an easy removal for some family to do as I'm a single parent but looks like it's gonna cost a few ££ to get it professionally removed.

I'm looking advice on removing a large raised patio approx 19ft by 11ft it was raised at the front to level with the house as garden ran in a downward slope, the garden before had an old pavement so this is still there quarry dust was put on top of the old pavement and was wet to compact b4...