Paving: patios, paths and edging
We lay new patios, paths and edging in slabs, setts and natural stone, and relay paving that has sunk or come loose.
When paving needs work
- Slabs rock underfoot or have sunk.
- Puddles sit on the patio after rain.
- Slabs are cracked, or tree roots are lifting a path.
- You want more usable space outside the back door.
What the job covers
Tell us what is there now and what you want laid.
- Patios in porcelain, concrete or natural stone slabs
- Garden paths
- Edging and kerbs
- Garden steps
- Relaying sunken, cracked or rocking slabs
- Taking away the old surface
What to send for a paving quote
A photo of the area and its length and width in metres are enough for a first price.
Go to the form- The rough size of the area
- The surface you want
- What is there now: grass, old slabs or concrete
- Photos of the area
- Any steps, changes of level or drains near the house
Questions about paving
Porcelain or natural stone?
Porcelain is dense and resists stains. Natural stone such as sandstone or slate varies more in colour and texture and suits older houses. We can price both from the same measurements.
Can sunken slabs be relaid?
Yes. Sound slabs are lifted, the base is built back up and the slabs are relaid. Cracked slabs are replaced with the closest match available.
Ask for a paving quote
Paving is ticked. For a fence or deck beside the new patio, add fencing or decking.