WHAT TO USE TO GET RID OF CONCRETE JUNGLE!!

[Leon91]

just finished the bathroom and bedrooms in this new house
but the gardens are hideous!

poor ground
no drains
walls and brickwork everywhere!!

what i need to know is:
what should i use to get rid of it all?
tried using a rotary hammer with a chisel bit, but its snails pace work
and even when i do get the walls down there is a huge amount of soil.rubble and grass to shift.
i will take pictures to show you and you can advise from them

thanks in advance guys!

Leon

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[WabbitPoo]

that has to be the worst sh*t hole of a garden i've seen for ages. lucky you!

hire a big breaker (like a pneumatic drill) to break up concrete then skip it all away. then see what you have left. even bare earth will be better.

 

[Leon91]

hahaha


thats about the best tool for the job! ( dusts hands off, *job done!* )

but its just depressing looking out the window to see what can only be called a cowboys best efforts...

ill rent a decent pneumatic drill this month and smash the walls to pieces
i want ever single brick gone and everything level!

then gonna block pave a quater of the rear garden as the drive
turf the rest with a raised decking

same out the front, but more decking for summer.

i was quoted around 8000+ to sort it out.. but a few of the boys and a few beers, usually gets the demolition part done for less than 300 lol.

 

[r896neo]

get your self a 14lb sledge too! As is makes short work of concrete less than 4 inches thick.