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once you have leveled the ground out, you will need to dig the ground over like preparing a flower bed and rake over leveling it even more and removing large stones, bits of root etc. Then you'll need to tread over the area really pussing down firmly with your feet to get rid of any trapped air...

you can hire those machines for around that much but could be quite dangerouse without the right experiance

i think it best to get a proffesinal for this sort of job. they know where to cut, how muchh to cut of and will have the rigt correct equipment to do the job

not sure. whatever you do you must keep the old taps. they will be worth a lot of money.

if you get desperate you could go the whole hog and get air conditioning

souns to me like your lawn doesnt drain to well. moss also like damp spots. what you need to do is aerate the lawn. you can do this with a bog standard garden fork, just just sticking it in everywhere. if you have a large garden then yourll need a proper aerater on wheels. you just roll it...

sticky situation. i am not sure what i would do as i have never had that happening to me. i allways check behind walls for pipes and wires before drilling. little things like these can become annoying but not as annoying as the problem you face. good luck whatever you do. if you crimp or not!

if like me you cant add 2 and 2, then you could just buy a one kg bag of nails adn count them all. gives a bit of an idea.

if you were to insulate the roof you would be making the shed warmer!! you best bet is probably to fit an extractor fan of some sort to the shed, or add a window which has a strong lock on as well as a safety catch so yo can leave it open a bit with the lock still in use. another method you...