I'm fairly close to starting to get our back garden sorted. It slopes upwards from the back of the house by 30 degrees -ish so we're hoping to get a mini digger in (with a driver) to do the donkey work. Basically, we need to remove about 2 feet of earth across the width of the garden and bring it forward, thereby levelling the plot.
I want to replace the existing low brick wall at the front of the garden with a 600mm high sleeper wall. I'm assuming the new wall - or part of it - should be constructed to give the digger something to backfill against? Or do I just get the machine in and get it done, then worry about the wall afterwards?
TRying not to get too hung up on minutely exact dimensions etc, as I know these things have a habit of changing along the journey, but I need to take a patio level into account as well...
Would really appreciate anyone's take on the above!
Thanks in advance.
I want to replace the existing low brick wall at the front of the garden with a 600mm high sleeper wall. I'm assuming the new wall - or part of it - should be constructed to give the digger something to backfill against? Or do I just get the machine in and get it done, then worry about the wall afterwards?
TRying not to get too hung up on minutely exact dimensions etc, as I know these things have a habit of changing along the journey, but I need to take a patio level into account as well...
Would really appreciate anyone's take on the above!
Thanks in advance.