Patios
Experts In Patio Design & Build
We’ve been designing and laying patios across Dorset & The New Forest for over a decade. Whether you’re after natural stone, porcelain, or reclaimed materials, we’ll design a space that fits your garden perfectly, and build it to last.
- Full site survey and no-pressure consultation included
- Groundworks, base preparation, and drainage handled end to end
- Premium natural stone, porcelain, and block paving as standard
- Five-year workmanship guarantee on all installations
What’s included
Design consultation
On-site visit before any commitment
Groundworks & drainage
Full excavation and base preparation
Techniques
We use specialist machinery to a premium finish
5-year guarantee
All installations backed as standard
Our patio work
Patio installation across Dorset & The New Forest
We install patios throughout Dorset & The New Forest including the following areas:
Blandford Forum
Bournemouth
Brockenhurst
Christchurch
Dorchester
Ferndown
Lymington
Lyndhurst
New Milton
Poole
Ringwood
Sandbanks
Sturminster Newton
Swanage
Verwood
Wimborne
We take pride in every project we complete. No shortcuts, just honest craftsmanship from a team that cares about the final result.
Russell and his team worked extremely hard to complete the work in just 5 days. They completely transformed my garden and I couldn’t be happier with it. They were always professional and polite and the work was completed to a high standard.
PATIO FAQ’S
Yes. We carry out patio installations year-round, though we will always advise if ground conditions make it sensible to reschedule. Frost and standing water can affect the curing process, so we plan carefully around the weather when needed.
Porcelain is widely regarded as the easiest surface to maintain. It resists staining, does not absorb water, and rarely needs sealing. Natural stone looks stunning but does benefit from periodic sealing to protect its finish.
Absolutely. Drainage is always part of our site assessment. We can install linear drainage channels, permeable jointing, or subtle falls in the paving to direct water away from your property.
