This is a New job we started this week and is a tough one! It’s a full garden transformation of this front garden which involves: a full dig out, a new pathway, building a new wall, paving out down, planting and rendering the front wall!

I said it here First Landscaping is the HARDEST GRAFT out of all the other TRADES? Agree or Disagree?βœ…

This transformation is going to look AMAZING and I’ll be posting more updates on this one so be sure to stay tuned!

CHECK OUT: The last video we put down some beautiful stepping stone pathways with shingle all around it held in place!

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47 Comments

  1. Yeah if you’re self-employed Fairplay respect, however if you’re working for the council it’s latte Dadi da

  2. Landscaping ain't that hard, unless the weather is shit.
    Been there, done it, is ok.
    I'm working as welder fabricator rn, and that's ok too most of the time. It sucks in summer, it sucks to do solo jobs, and it sucks to do jobs where you can't get equipement.
    I'd say it's about same dificulty, just in diferent ways. Plus on both is the job is delayed if weather is bad enough.

  3. I’d of ripped that up and loaded in a day on my own for some cunt that was paying fuck all left him that Sunday when he said he might not be able to pay me for Saturday. But still went pub. Left him basically that on the back of his van he wanted me to unload on a customers drive Monday morning. Thinks I’m coming in for that shit. My own fault but things are better now

  4. Been a plasterer 20 years, everyone tells me plastering is the hardest phisical trade, i wouldnt know, as plastering is all ive done, so its everyday flat out on site to me. Dont know any different

  5. disagree, done landscaping, driveways, brickies labourer, roofing, drains and none compare to what i do now. On the roads replacing the old gas network (mains and services).

  6. I love landscaping, no better feeling than getting home after a day outdoors earning moneyπŸ’ͺπŸ‘proper graft.

  7. I've been a ground worker since I left school.. so 32 years now… yes it's hard, but keeps you fit, meet many people, and I'm always pleased when I stand back and look at what I achieved… plus wife and kids love it when everywhere I go, I say, " I done them kerbs, I done that drive, I done that fence, I set out that road, I set out that house, I done then footings for that house… they love it.πŸ˜…πŸ˜…

  8. Two ton skip to hours to fill plus ripping out and filling plus charging the client 20 to forthy % boys my nan works harder then you boys πŸ˜…

  9. It's all hard graft mate no matter the trade when yur picking right heavy things up and loading unloding whatever. If yois proper sore and worned out end of the day then the trades hard graft innit.

  10. Mate ive been a roofer for 27 years roofing is definitely got to be 1 of if not the hardest graft job going. Ashpalter. 😁 but that job your do I g looks like a back breaker .all the best

  11. Yes, you're grafting and hard work never killed no man.
    I've been in the construction trade for 40 years. I started off doing civil engineering, then extensions/landscaping and drainage. I've even done turf stacking. I've spent 20 years roofing and that is the toughest job.
    Back in my day you had no cordless kit, no mini diggers, 50 kg bags, 9"solid blocks, no tile bumpers, just graft.
    In the farming pre 1950's, men would lift 15 and 18 stone bags of wheat.
    It's all a doddle these days.
    Toodlepip

  12. One of the most physical jobs but also one of the most rewarding!!
    I was a sparks, no reward at all, the lights work the sockets on thanks for the work.
    Now I get wow that looks amazing!
    Far more rewarding feeling.

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