Hello everyone
I came across an interesting house that includes an old tennis court and is very affordable. According to the documents, the tennis court appears to be concrete. We would prefer to have a garden there instead. I tried to estimate the size of the court; it’s probably around 450m2 (4,843 sq ft). Can anyone estimate the costs involved in removing it and filling the area with soil? Is it feasible to do this yourself using a rented excavator, or is it better to hire professionals?
Thanks in advance
I came across an interesting house that includes an old tennis court and is very affordable. According to the documents, the tennis court appears to be concrete. We would prefer to have a garden there instead. I tried to estimate the size of the court; it’s probably around 450m2 (4,843 sq ft). Can anyone estimate the costs involved in removing it and filling the area with soil? Is it feasible to do this yourself using a rented excavator, or is it better to hire professionals?
Thanks in advance
S
Snowmonkey4 Mar 2021 16:16P
Pinkiponk4 Mar 2021 17:09Snowmonkey schrieb:
So I don’t know if I would even be allowed or able to operate such a machine.I don’t know what your profession is, but I can imagine you would enjoy it. Even as a 55-kilogram (121-pound) woman at 1.70 meters (5 feet 7 inches) tall, I like working with a demolition hammer... and if you can do it while sitting on a small excavator equipped with a chisel, that’s definitely great. 🙂S
Snowmonkey4 Mar 2021 18:01@ Pinkiponk: That gives me some encouragement and excitement.
I’m attaching a few more pictures of the facade. Does this look like moisture damage to you, or just old and worn?
I’m attaching a few more pictures of the facade. Does this look like moisture damage to you, or just old and worn?