We're looking into purchasing a barn for conversion and the associated land has a large slurry pit we'd want removed. Does anyone have any idea of the costs involved with this? Or what sort of companies might be able to give me a ballpark estimate for the work? I've had a google, but can't figure out who might do it?!
Thanks
Slurry Pit Removal for Barn Conversion
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