Our services
One family team can take care of the full project, keeping the groundwork, levels, edges and final appearance working together from the start.
A complete service
A good-looking driveway or patio starts below ground level. We assess the existing surface, soil, access, drainage and intended use before deciding how the area should be prepared.
Depending on the project, the work can include excavation, membrane, compacted Type 1 MOT, drainage channels, edge restraints, laying courses, mortar, jointing and removal of agreed waste. Your quotation will describe the work included for your property.
We install block paving in traditional and contemporary layouts, with colours and borders chosen to suit your property. The area is prepared from the ground up so the finished driveway is neat, stable and built for daily use.
A resin-bound surface gives a clean, seamless appearance and can work well for driveways, paths and entrance areas. We assess the existing base, edging and drainage before recommending the right preparation for a lasting finish.
Tarmac is a reliable option for busy family homes and larger entrance areas. Good preparation is essential, so we plan the excavation, sub-base, edging and water run-off before the surface is laid and compacted.
Porcelain paving creates a clean, consistent finish for modern outdoor spaces. We install large-format slabs on a suitable prepared base and full mortar bed, using the correct primer and taking care over falls, cuts, joints and transitions.
A successful patio should feel connected to the house and the rest of the garden. We help plan the size, paving style, levels, access routes, steps and finishing details before installing porcelain, Indian sandstone or other suitable paving.
Paths and steps are often what make a garden work properly day to day. We install paving that connects doors, patios, gates, sheds and garden rooms while considering width, levels, edges, water run-off and comfortable access.
Gravel can suit driveways, paths, side areas and garden features when the base and boundaries are prepared correctly. We plan the excavation, membrane, aggregate depth, edging and transitions to adjoining paving or lawn.
A dropped kerb affects the public highway and normally requires permission from the local authority, with work completed under its rules by an appropriately approved contractor. We can discuss how the private driveway, levels and drainage need to coordinate with the approved highway work.
When a project involves more than paving, we can bring the different parts together. From fresh turf and sleeper borders to paths, steps and gravel areas, the work is planned as one complete garden rather than a collection of separate jobs.
The edges and boundaries make a big difference to the finished result. We can include fencing, gravel boards, concrete or timber posts, small walls, drainage channels and other agreed finishing work within the overall quotation.
The details matter
We plan where rainwater needs to go, how the new surface meets doors, paths and the pavement, and what will hold the outside edges in place. These decisions protect the appearance and performance of the finished work.
Drop-kerb work and changes to the public highway may require local authority approval. We can discuss the project requirements during your site visit.
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