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The key pitfall is that digging up concrete is a lot of hard work. I'd budget for hiring a minidigger.
After that, you're look at rotavating the base, adding some good soil and then turf.
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Isn't there a hell of a lot more that can be done with one of those Vs a lawn
or even if it is a lawn how much of a base would it need to grow i.e. just go on top with a shingle base covered with fleece then 4" top soil
Ben689908
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What would be the major pitfalls with digging up concrete and replacing it with turf?
We're looking at a house which has essentially a tennis court (technically it is a frontenis court) that we'd much rather was grass for the wee-un to play on, and have no idea what it might take to remedy.