2 Bed Bungalow into a 4 Bed Family Dream Home! Our Home Renovation

[@NeilSheldon13]

Your first mistake trying to work out how much per person per day is that you’re not just paying for their time on site that day, you’re paying for the years of experience, knowledge and expertise which not only makes them quicker to do the job but gives you all the assurances you need as you progress. Skilled trades are there for a reason. Great video guys.

[@NickyandHarri]

Trades are worth every penny is most cases, trust us, we don’t doubt that!

[@chriswelsh4397]

Hmmm 🤔 I personally think that you should definitely get the professional bricklayers to put your extension up. This a very very critical part to your build and needs to be absolutely spot on regarding regs, quality and speed. Any errors made at this point will only cause you more trouble further on in the build. Good luck with whatever you choose to do 👏👏

[@NickyandHarri]

Thanks for this Chris! It’s definitely a job that if we do, do it ourselves, we’d have lots of guidance and help from professionals who know what they’re doing! We’d never do anything where we would risk any big mistakes or problems 😊

[@alisondoughty2194]

DEF have the professionals involved in the foundation part then after for ongoing advice. The price quoted sounds very reasonable for a very important part. Best wishes for the next part.😀🎉🌲

[@westmidlandlandscaping]

I’ve seen the steps get a bricky 😂

[@RoaminRob]

You obviously don't know how good "Nicky the brickie" is 😂

[@ryanholland2826]

Got to be honest I’m roofer by trade so don’t know a lot about bricky work my honest advice let the bricklayers do it I know you would have good advise but people spend years going to college getting qualifications for a reason I have come to so many jobs were clients have had a go roofing and it never works out well and the roof is the top part of your house these would are the main structure please take my advice

[@Protoscribe]

DIYing is doing it yourself, but definitely have that "foundational" day with the bricklayer around to draw as much experience from them. That will definitely be worth the money

[@NickyandHarri]

Appreciate this advice 🙌🏻

[@chrisfowler5079]

Make sure you cover up all of those blocks. If they get soaked, it will be a nightmare. I’m guessing your building materials will be around £2500. Also buy a roll of Hessian fabric to cover up any newly laid block work, just in case it freezes over night to protect the mortar. Great channel. Best of luck, it’s going to look amazing in the end.🙂

[@lqqkitslory]

I think I’d sacrifice the garage while building the extension! Knock it down, so you can get the machinery down there! You can build off the same foundations and looks like you’ll probably be doing a new roof anyway? It might seem like a huge job but I think it’ll save you time and money in the long run! Ps love your show! X

[@Mrreal1871]

I was thinking the same. Just cut the back wall and knock the bricks through. The digger is shorter than the garage.

[@eddieg1954]

Love watching the both of you and the crew. I'm 70 now, but feel like helping. I'm still working on both my daughters houses and this is when I chill watching your videos. Good luck and keep it up regards Ed

[@karendooks6244]

You need to pay the professional brick layers. As you have to be sure it will pass inspection and comply with regs. Otherwise you'll be made to take it down and do it again.

[@Aysha-y2x]

I would say get the pros to lay up to DPC levels also giving you a chance to learn and then Nikki the brikki and crew can crack on from there, so far you guys have managed a lot by doing it yourselves and with that same enthusiasm you can definitely do the brick works for the extension. Good luck

[@BriezeBradford-m7r]

For foundation depths you can use the NHBC tables from chapter 4.2. If you’ve got clay subsoil the trees will have an impact on depths. If you’ve can identify nearby trees this will give you a rough idea of the depths you’ll need to dig down to.

[@prospect2664]

Personally i would get the pros do the bricklaying, atleast the first part, just so everything is 100% correct and there wouldnt be any issues in the future And maybe you could ask the neighbours if you can move the digger thru their yard, before putting the old shed walls under the track, so the damage to the lawn is minimal or if it at all gets damaged

[@harleymac6308]

Hats off to you both & all of your amazing friends for all the hard graft you're putting in day after day. This year has cost me a fortune getting professionals to do the work. You're more than capable of doing this yourselves with some guidance along the way. You've learnt so much in everything you've achieved. You're incredible! Take good care ❤x

[@Glenbow1970]

I want to say well done to both of you, I have had professionals in doing our kitchen extension, your pace has put the pro's to shame. Love seeing how far you have moved forward. Looking forward to seeing the finished results. great content.

[@cordeliadonohoe7346]

Myself and my man are planning on an extn to do ourselves too. So you are a great inspiration! Don't leave us guessing re costs of things. It makes me so anxious. Also i take my hat off to you making these vids as well as the building work...RESPECT

[@mitchelldorman8825]

Great vid guys! I would say if you get a couple of sheets of ply out the front and cut the bulk bags onto the sheets of ply while the delivery lorry holds them in the air it’s ten times easier to shovel the sand into barrows while still keeping it clean! You’re working so hard and keep the graft up guys! 💪🏻

[@sergeantswish9795]

Love your enthusiasm & positivity! It'll be worth buying yourselves a laser level & staff, these are invaluable for setting out/digging foundations, running drains etc. Might also be worth considering trench filling your foundation instead of blocks, the time saved Vs cost is worth the savings imho & if you set some pegs in the pour to the level you need it's definitely going to make your first lay of block/brick much easier. If it were me I'd take the digger through the old garage and drop the back wall, it will also make it easier to move things front to rear etc. Keep up the great work 👍

[@NickyandHarri]

Hi bud, appreciate this comment- definitely very insightful as we hadn’t thought about the garage option before! However, the garage is probably 15 bricks above floor height so would be a mighty ramp on the other side! 😮

[@sergeantswish9795]

​@@NickyandHarrijust use some of the cheapest type 2 you can get for a ramp as it only needs to be the width of the digger, then reuse it once the rear is complete. Having the digger in the back is a must to save time/manpower & definitely worth the effort to get it through the garage.👌

[@Brainchild110]

I'm seconding the laser level. They're amazing tools and you'll find a bunch of uses for it, where it will be better and more helpful than a spirit level.

[@karencarpenter8275]

£3.5k. Knock down the back of the garage. Plough through. Love the shed demo

[@carolcreamer8285]

Happy Christmas Nicky , Harri , have a fantastic day and all the best for 2025 xx

[@LeaMoroney]

Hi I would get the Brickies in for sure, because if you don’t get this right it will have a knock on effect on the rest of the build and even the roof, so lay the £ out on the brickies cause it will save you in the long run for sure, good luck enjoying your vlogs

[@sophiehorsley3447]

Another great video showing you all working so hard. It must be so tough doing it during the winter months. I don't know what to suggest about the brickwork for your kitchen extension. Only you will know if you're capable (with Alfie's know-how) of doing it yourselves (along with regular checks from building control). And anyway, isn't this what the fun is about, especially for us viewers, to see if you can pull it off or not? I have every faith in you. Can't wait to see next week's installment! xx

[@jeffalmighty]

I’d say get the professionals to do it, it’s a big step up from your walls and you don’t wanna have to knock it down again if it’s not up to regs. Keep up the good work chaps

[@NickyandHarri]

Appreciate it 👍🏻

[@dazza7367]

Up til now everything you’ve done has been spot on but for your foundations get professionals involved any problems in the phase will have a detrimental effect further down the line good luck 🙌

[@mocarra100]

I always look forward to every Sunday watching your videos. I wouldn't miss this for the world! Much love from Oklahoma USA Jackie 🇺🇸💖 I've got my sister watching your videos now I tell everyone about it.

[@davidheywood1493]

Another great upload it was good you found that drain what had been there for years probably just needed abit of love plus it's good to say you found it probably plenty more secrets outside to find

[@elizabethbankhead536]

Thanks

[@BavarianMachines]

Although it’s a large amount of money to part ways with which sometimes makes you wonder whether to commit or not, I think you should get professionals in to get it off the ground at minimum. Simply because you don’t want to cut corners and then pay double if not more to correct it later down the line. Although you guys are doing a fantastic job from where the project was to where it is now. Lets face it, you’re already saving yourself a bucket load of money with all the DIY you’ve done so far with more to go. Thanks for sharing the journey and look forward to next week! You guys make painting and decorating seem a walk in the park! 😂

[@lauraclark1575]

Well done guys, you’re taking everything in your stride! I’m full of admiration!! I look forward to watching your video each week 😊

[@benlacey7484]

Coming from a bricklayer myself. Bite the bullet & Get the professionals in everything will be built to comply with building regs & quality assured. nothing will have to come down saving more time & money. Enjoy watching ur vids tho guys keep up the hard graft💪🏼

[@NickyandHarri]

Appreciate the advice Ben! If we do the laying ourselves we’ll defo have some professional help to get us settled into it, would love to pick up the skill a bit more if I can 🙌🏻

[@idaslpdhr]

Rubbish we have built many extensions, it's not complicated or rocket science, building control even said it was the best they had ever seen

[@JadexBambrough]

I guessed 4600 for building materials, hubby thinks 7000. I'd also pay the professionals! Nicky the bricky and co. are of course very skilled, but you've got quality assurance, peace of mind and days saved in personal (and strenuous) labour that could be put to other things. Wishing you both the best; we hope to complete on our probate fixer upper next week 🎉

[@mesixfoot]

Hey guys were are doing a similar project on a 1930’s house. To save money try recycling boxes via your council services and also look at using a grab lorry for rubbish clearance. We were paying over £300 for a skip for 6 yards and only £310 for a 16 tonne grab. Good luck. Also if you have a steel company see if they have a 90ft crane to drop them over the house, if you ask nicely they could also drop bags of sand and blocks for you too.

[@NickyandHarri]

Interesting idea RE getting steels lifted around (and some cheeky sandbags!). Unfortunately the pitfall of living in the countryside is access, a grab lorry wouldn’t get down our windey small lane!

[@mesixfoot]

That’s a shame with the space, we have lovely neighbours too and did the lift over their garden

[@idaslpdhr]

We built our own extension single storey, 2 of us, when inspected the guy said it was one of the best he's ever seen, DO IT YOURSELF

[@NickyandHarri]

That’s what we love to hear!

[@joshbooth7949]

100% pay the brickie

[@lewispatrickmusic]

My partner and I really enjoyed the bit where Harry yeeted his phone into the van window 😂

[@pamelapattison7921]

I too think you should get the Bricklayers in to do it

[@Coupleofjoiners]

100% get the bricklayers to lay. If your walls aren’t spot on then it will have a knock on effect further down the line! Plus i seen the bricklaying skills on the steps 👀🤣

[@NickyandHarri]

Hayyyyy

[@PJS-uu9xu]

Brickie! Brickie! Brickie!, Joking apart….. if your pour is good, I think with a bit of guidance ( Alfie etc) I reckon you could get the blockwork done. Another good week guys….. your surely lucky to have great set of muckers that’ll come over and help. ❤ Fair play to them for slogging it out.💪 Looking forward to getting that groundwork done 👍 Phil

[@NickyandHarri]

Thanks Phil, we can’t wait to get cracking on these footings now! We are very lucky to have such a great team of muckers 🥰🙌🏻

[@Beaglepup70]

Think about a silt trap before the water enters the soakaway. Will help to prevent it blocking in the future.

[@NickyandHarri]

Thanks for this! 💭

[@mollierichardson638]

Love your videos. My partner and his dad are currently doing up a house so it’s so exciting seeing others doing it aswell

[@carolcreamer8285]

Hi Nicky , Hi Harri , so nice to see you both. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@debbiehingley3138]

You 2 are amazing, I look forward to the videos every week.

[@carolcreamer8285]

Yes do it your selfs Nicky , Harri 😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@martyngausden9994]

Get the bricklayer in to complete your extension - if you did his labouring that would save you some money - Good Luck 🍀

[@jeffreyrobotham9318]

Merry Christmas to you the hosts and your friends and anyone else this might reach

[@carolinecoleman7361]

Approx 2k inc vat for materials. Loving the videos. I'd pay for just a brickie and both labour for him if he's willing. Also I'd take apart the garage to get things through to the garden. Will save so much time and labour in the long run. x x

[@779gooner]

If they can do it, you can do it......just go for it 👍

[@davidhooper5050]

Fantastic episode guys. Can’t wait to see how you get the digger around the back and I would love to see you guys doing the brick work yourselves. What could go wrong when you’ve got Nicky the bricky on the case. Love, love love this site. Keep up the great work. Love D

[@NickyandHarri]

Thank you David, with Nicky the Bricky anything is possible hay? We’re so glad you’re enjoying watching along 😅

[@nickmottershead4120]

I think you should get the base layer done by professionals and, in your inimitable style, do the rest... you guys are awesome...!

[@Fatwh]

Always look forward to your videos! Very wholesome, thanks for sharing your journey.

[@NickyandHarri]

You’re most welcome!!

[@Pelham22]

Did you ever consider knocking the side garage down at the start of the project? Surely that would have made it easier?

[@shonalogan1581]

Deff do it yourselves. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jimmy4952005]

you should get that little stove fired up any untreated wood put on the stove save on space in your skip and save some money and well done 👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mrbbt2220]

Another great video, roll on next Sunday 👌

[@geolyn]

That prep work was so satisfying. There is nothing like good organisation to get a job done well. No idea at all as to whether you should pay for brickies....... I still don't know how stuff manages to stay up!

[@chrisclose7793]

ive faced the same issue when i did my extension i had to get a digger round the back so i built a ramp to take the digger down the steps as it was the option i only had but it saved alot agro but loving the content and enjoying seeing the progress

[@NickyandHarri]

The steps out front are almost too steep to run a wheelbarrow up, let alone a big digger unfortunately 🫠

[@ThisIsEntertainingTV]

Is there a plan to redirect the rain water that will flow down your walk way and stairs from the road on rainy days? Wouldn't want those lovely curved steps becoming a mini waterfall. Love your channel 👍.

[@FrostiesDoodles]

Take comfort you are saving money with all the other work you are doing. But this one is definitely for the Brickies. Your not just paying for their time your paying for years of experience.

[@SylviaWhite-w7p]

I reckon up to 9 thousand for those materials if not more I love watching you two it’s great you are so much braver than my generation I reckon you could do that bricklaying with guidance

[@KerryBluett]

Great video, without doubt get a professional bricklayer in. The cost quoted appears very reasonable.

[@valeriehill6382]

Go for it,I have every faith in you guys 👍👍👍

[@carolcreamer8285]

Enjoyed the vlog you all worked so hard will be looking forward to next sunday vlog 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@Redrally]

I agree with some other comments: if you DIY bricklaying the extension, at least have a pro on Day 1 to establish levelling and lines. If you get the foundation correct, the rest should be easier. Also deffo invest in a laser level. You might also need to think if you need a professional roofer or just window installer for the skylights. By the by, you might want to plan out those skylights and windows and see which curtain/blind options you want. Figuring out which blinds we wanted and where to put them was a minor headache in our flat (which is under a roof so only ONE window is a normal standing window, the rest were skylights). Our skylights were all from a specialist company and the actual model and size are no longer in production, so we couldn't just buy the window blinds and mosquito nets we wanted from the homeware store. Obviously installing all of these straight away if you don't fully understand the Sun movements and the heat patterns makes little sense (unless you REALLY know) so make it a priority within a year of installation. I bring this up as we finally had our last bug screen installed and finished 2 Fridays ago. The bug screens were clearly designed as an afterthought for our windows and had to work around the confines of modern flats, so the workmen constantly had incorrect parts.

[@NickyandHarri]

Hi Red, we really agree! I think if we were going to lay ourselves we would get a professional in to help us get square and give us a good base! We’ll make sure we smash the roof and cross that bridge a bit closer to the time! 🥰🙌🏻

[@NickyandHarri]

Hi Red, we really agree! I think if we were going to lay ourselves we would get a professional in to help us get square and give us a good base! We’ll make sure we smash the roof and cross that bridge a bit closer to the time! 🥰🙌🏻

[@andreanelson5348]

I would get the professionals in to do the bricklaying as you have so many other things to do. Let someone else do that graft for you😊

[@iandalby4273]

You two are a Sunday must see loving watching your vlogs.Gawd if my girlfriends(wives)were like yours life would be so much more simple,she is a rare find mate and I love watching her tackle the jobs you wouldnt normally associate with the female of the species.Let me be the first to wish you a very happy Crimbo and hope the New Year is kind to us all xxxx

[@NickyandHarri]

Very true, she’s not afraid of getting stuck in that’s for sure, she impressed me more and more every day! Have a great week and we’ll see ya in 7 days 😄

[@peterkwameosei-bonsu6135]

A good bricky is worth their weight in gold.

[@WineAndMortar]

You can do it!!! You have Nikki the Bricky for oversight!!! You can do it!

[@NickyandHarri]

Nicky the BRICCCKKKYYY

[@victoriavicky2437]

I am voting for Nicky the Bricky🎉🎉🎉🎉U r experienced enough to try it urself!❤

[@NickyandHarri]

Bring Nicky the Bricky back 🤓🥰

[@fionaburke2288]

I think £3,800 on the order you placed, Your amazing what you are doing and off course your friends and doggo xxx

[@robertburgess3767]

I dont know how you cope working in sludge and wet and mud...just watching you.makes me feel grubby lol 😂😂 doing a great job guys...❤

[@NickyandHarri]

Thanks Robert, we love sludge and mud now, we’re at one with the muck 😂

[@edwindean1047]

Get a brickie to do the setting out for you or lay the first course, then have a go yourself laying the blockwork up to DPC. Good luck!

[@MikeDane-j2o]

Hi guys, loving the progress, am particularly interested in the building control requirements re the two levels of dpc and how to 'marry' them up, if I remember correctly the extension floor level is several steps down? a wee bit of tech detail on this would be very helpful

[@shabbysuse7821]

You can do it!

[@alastairdalton4855]

Loving the videos keep up the good work

[@EmmaRockett-p8z]

Go with your gut and be brave! First day with a professional and you can pause at any point to get them back out. Could be costly but if done right could save you some money. Nikki I could have cried when I seen you had 1 tea bag, do you have an Amazon account set up where your viewers could send you items off a wish list or would all the deliveries cause more hassle then it’s worth? Keep up the great work!!!

[@NickyandHarri]

Hi Emma, I’ve never heard of that before- care packages would always be received well though! 🥳 Agree completely with the blocks, we’ll be sure to have help if we do the laying ourselves

[@EmmaRockett-p8z]

Set up a Amazon wishlist and make it public, it can be small things like tea bags, cleaning supplies, accessories for the house and build. No ones obliged to buy but at least us viewers could get something from the list as a thank you for our Sunday morning fix 😂, defo something to look into and link to your page

[@michaelsadler8710]

Have you thought about a timber frame, with cladding or render carrier boards. Meets building regulations and you can build it yourself (I know as I have just completed a 2 story extension myself). Good luck.

[@AshlieWalker3]

I think you would smash it doing it yourselves you have done amazing with everything so far. Go for it xx

[@NickyandHarri]

Thanks Ashlie 😅

[@Wayne-R-]

Looking good and you have got a Alfie you can do the brick laying yourselves

[@TinaWalker-v1i]

Well done you lovely guys your amazing!x😘❤

[@NickyandHarri]

Thank you so much!!

[@almathomson235]

Hello again. If you think you can do it, go for it. Its a huge cost, but probably would save you time. The weather's only gonna get worse now for next few months 🤔 You could be getting on with something else. Your friends have been so fantastic but how long can they keep helping? Girlfriends may feel neglected. I have faith in you both. Good luck with whatever you decide to do.???? I know ... that was no help whatsoever 😂 X

[@NickyandHarri]

They’ve been amazing, but as you say we can’t have them here forever- haha! It would be such a great skill to get some practice at and would save us a lot of money!!

[@almathomson235]

Is it not so good to lay foundations & bricks in the harsh winter months, building sites always seem quieter Jan feb time?

[@alreadynuked]

Bring on Nicky the Brickie!! DIY all the way!

[@NickyandHarri]

Nicky the BRICCKKKYYY

[@lesleypingiori8006]

Great vlog guys. I think you should get a brickie maybe for the first couple if days. Then if your up for it continue yourselves. I'm sure your mote than able. 😊😊😊 Lesley

[@lindagage7315]

Really enjoy your videos, you are doing a fantastic job! Well done

[@NickyandHarri]

Thank you!!

[@cliveroulstone9366]

If i was you i would pay a bricklayer because you could end up having to rebuild it anyway, but you could ask if he will let you set up for him getting the mortar ready for him and stack the bricks to save him lots of time , great channel

[@kendrab7719]

You can do it xx

[@Spider-ck1kz]

With your experience you could 100 percent do it yourselves

[@curiousmatt]

Another great vid guys! Just seeing you struggling with the materials down the plank made me wonder - had you considered building a ramp instead of - or to complement - the steps, for accessibility? Not sure how accessible the rest of the property will be but having wheelchair friendly access might be a good selling point.

[@andrewkedian7244]

Hi guys love all the video s you do you both are doing a great job have a lovely week 😊😊😊😊

[@NickyandHarri]

Thanks Andrew, you too!

[@michaelhammond9996]

Great video although i feel sorry for you guys. Its one thing blocking a window up to building a extentions the cost of the bricklayer is a minor cost to your build and you can ssve money on other parts of the build. You also need an experience machine driver to get you're digger down that slope good luck lookong forwards to the jext one

[@paulag1109]

I am guessing about $60,000USD. Not sure what that would be in pounds. What a great team effort to get all the supplies down. Your hard work is so inspiring. ❤

[@NickyandHarri]

Quite a bit high, in America I imagine it would be more!

[@noluthandomdalane]

I have been a subscriber, I must say you guys are the best I enjoy your videos

[@Brainchild110]

Guys, come on. You've got Alfie. You've got loads of experience. Nicky The Brickie is biting at the bit to give it a go. And you've got other builders to give you guidance. Dont listen to the scaredy cats on this, and go at it yourselves. Then you won't have to put up with Brickies going off for their grandaughters birthdays half way through the job and similar. You can crack on yourselves and get it sorted on your timeline. DO IT! DO IT NAOW!!! PS. If you get contractors to do it, i bet it wont be on budget or on schedule 🙄

[@andyp7829]

Don’t worry about not seeming to have made progress in one of your vids, the prep side of things IS PROGRESS ❤ that side of things has to be done so it’s important to see it. I would much prefer videos on prep and not just those bits edited out to make it look like it was all done in a day with no hassle, thats not life. You’re doing great and are motoring alone at an impressive pace, keep doing what you’re doing

[@NickyandHarri]

Appreciate this Andy! We never know what prep is good to watch or just super boring sometimes. All this prep can only mean a whole lot of progress next Ep though! 🙌🏻🥰

[@michellelewis6952]

Morning both and handy helpers whom also deserve a massive thanks from me as a viewer to allow you not only progress with this build but to keep videos “flowing” as good as those drains 😂… haven’t a clue on cost so a wild guess would be around £7000 😏 . Hope storm Darragh didn’t affect you badly as we were hit in south wales x

[@NickyandHarri]

Morning Michelle, they defo do deserve a massive thank you!! Storm didn’t hit us too bad other than some train disruptions, we hope you didn’t get it too bad by you 🤞🏻

[@NickyandHarri]

Morning Michelle, they defo do deserve a massive thank you!! Storm didn’t hit us too bad other than some train disruptions, we hope you didn’t get it too bad by you 🤞🏻

[@mullerYOGHURTSs]

my guess is £9427.93 :) - edit - :O we was never told :O i wont be able to sleep tonight knowing how wrong i was!! Great work as always you lot!

[@twinsprofile]

Working and learning made people “PROFESSIONALS” you guys are more than professionals and with the care and studies you are making I don’t think you need any professional

[@elainegreen9992]

Another fab video, you work to hard. Xx

[@jimmymack007]

At a guess I would say, it all depends on your soil structure and the type of foundation, strip or pad, but as an average, it would be about 1.2m deep, but thats a pure guess

[@NickyandHarri]

We’ll let you know next week! 😅

[@stephanieonlife3657]

I really enjoy your content. You definitely got this renovation. I stopped mine due to lack of fund's. ❤❤❤❤❤ Have a great day.

[@NickyandHarri]

@@stephanieonlife3657 ah thank you that is so kind! Oh that really is a bummer - fingers crossed you can get back on to it ASAP 🥰❤️

[@stephanieonlife3657]

@NickyandHarri I am doing it all by myself. Remember you are totally awesome.. Show the Lads who is the boss. Woman power!

[@Spider-ck1kz]

Put a shout out to some fans to help with labour

[@sarahburgess-hamlett212]

I love you guys, how about just getting the foundation blocks laid, they should then be square etc and then you continue 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@NickyandHarri]

Sounds like a dream 🥰

[@l33lob]

Do you not have a quarry near by that you can get sand delivered on trailer. Cheaper and much less fuss getting it out of bags. Love the channel keep up the good work 👌❤️

[@NickyandHarri]

Great idea, we’ve been asking around but for big deliveries, you’re right- we should!

[@l33lob]

@ Same for type 1 etc. Usually plenty of guys that have pickup/trailer that will deliver for a small fee if you don’t own a tipper trailer?

[@jmitchell6808]

Love our weekly updates … love seeing you both getting ‘stuck in’ to all that mud and grafting like there is no tomorrow but by god it has to be said……… how wonderful are Nicky’s eyelashes !! What’s the secret 🤔 (Sorry Harri you are totally excluded from this convo (it’s important stuff to us girls…))!!