Patios in Cobham

Natural stone and porcelain patios built on a solid, level base.

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30+ years’ experience

Over three decades laying driveways, patios and landscaping across south west London and Surrey.

350+ customer reviews

Hundreds of local homeowners rate us for the quality and finish of our work.

Free fixed quotes

A clear written price before we start, with no obligation to go ahead.

Guaranteed & trusted

We stand behind every job, with the groundwork done properly to make it last.

Your options

Patio finishes to suit your garden

The material sets the character of a patio, and the layout makes it usable. These are the finishes and features we build most, all laid on a full mortar bed so they stay solid for years.

Indian sandstone

Natural riven stone in warm, varied tones that gives a patio instant character for less.

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Porcelain

Dense, hard-wearing and colour-stable, and the easiest surface of all to keep clean.

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Steps & split levels

Patios stepped between levels so a sloping or terraced garden flows from one area to the next.

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Walls & edging

Retaining walls, edging and matching brickwork built to frame the patio and hold the levels.

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The service

Specialist patios, laid to a high standard

A patio that lifts, cracks or holds puddles has almost always been laid on the wrong base. We build ours on a compacted sub-base and a full mortar bed, not on five spots of mortar under each slab, which is the shortcut that leads to rocking and hollow-sounding stone. We work in Indian sandstone, porcelain and natural stone, set the falls so water drains away from the house, and point the joints neatly so the finished patio stays solid and easy to keep clean.

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Recent work

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What's included

What your patios includes

Every job we take on includes the lot, priced up front with no hidden extras.

A compacted sub-base and full mortar bed under every slab
Indian sandstone, porcelain or natural stone of your choice
Falls set so surface water drains away correctly
Cut edges and steps where the layout needs them
Neatly pointed joints
Site left clean with waste removed

Every job guaranteed and built to last

Our process

How we install your patios

Design and quote

We look at levels, drainage and access, agree the layout and material, and price it in writing.

Groundwork

We excavate, lay the sub-base and set the falls before any stone is laid.

Laying

Slabs go down on a full mortar bed, cut in around edges and steps as needed.

Pointing and finish

Joints are pointed and the patio is cleaned down ready to use.

Pricing

What affects the price

Every job is different, so we price each one after a free site visit. These are the main things that move the cost.

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The area of the patio and its shape
The stone or porcelain you choose
Steps, retaining walls or changes in level
Access to the rear of the property for materials and waste

FAQs

Patios questions, answered

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Sandstone or porcelain, which is better?

Porcelain is harder-wearing and stays colour-stable, while sandstone gives a more natural look for less. We will show you both and explain the trade-offs for your garden.

Will the patio drain properly?

Yes. We set the falls away from the house and, where needed, add drainage so water never pools or runs back towards the building.

How long does a patio take to lay?

Most patios take a few days to a week, depending on the size, access to the rear and any steps, walls or extra groundwork involved. We give you a timescale with the quote.

Can you build steps or raised areas into the patio?

Yes. Split levels, steps and low retaining walls are a regular part of the patios we build, set out so the finished space flows and drains correctly.

Is porcelain slippery underfoot?

Good-quality outdoor porcelain is made with a textured, slip-resistant finish, which is one of the reasons it has become so popular for garden patios.

Can you lay a patio over an old one?

It is usually better to lift the old patio and build a proper base than to lay over it. We assess the existing base at the quote and advise on the right approach.