Patios and paving
Block, sett and natural stone, laid to a bound edge on a compacted base.
Painswick, Gloucestershire
Driveways, patios and garden walls.
Laid on a sub-base that holds, with the falls set out before anything goes down
Services
Hard landscaping, start to finish
Dig out, sub-base, edging, surface. We do the groundwork ourselves
Driveways
Block paving or resin bound, with the falls set out before anything goes down.
Walls and brickwork
Cotswold stone or block, on a proper foundation with coping to shed water.
Fencing and gates
Posts concreted in, closeboard or panel, gates hung to swing true.
Turfing and lawns
Ground prepared and levelled, turf laid fresh or a new lawn seeded.
Steps and retaining
Sleepers, stone or blockwork, tied back and drained so they stay put.
Our work
Outdoor spaces we’ve transformed
No stock photography on the live site — your own jobs drop straight into these frames.
View: Timber raised beds and stone paths in a large kitchen garden
View: Stone sphere water feature on a slate patio
View: Decked seating area and planted borders in a walled garden
View: Pergola and artificial lawn in a walled courtyard
View: Limestone patio with topiary and planters
View: Freshly striped lawn with curved paths
About us
Why choose us?
Dig out, sub-base, edging, surface. We do the groundwork ourselves, from the first phone call to the finished job — no sales visit dressed up as a survey.
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Areas covered
Where we work
Painswick, Stroud, Bisley, Chalford, Brimscombe, Nailsworth, Minchinhampton and Cheltenham.
Further out for larger jobs. Ring and ask if you are not on the list.
How it works
Three steps
From a phone call to a finished job. No sales visit dressed up as a survey.
Get in touch
Ring, or send the form with your postcode and what you are after.
We price it
A look at the job, then a price in writing so you know where you stand.
Work starts
An agreed date, and the spoil taken away with us when we are done.
Frequently asked questions
Things worth knowing
Do I need planning permission for a new driveway?
Usually not, if the surface is permeable or drains to a border or lawn inside your boundary. Lay more than five square metres of impermeable surfacing that runs onto the road and you will need permission. Worth a call to the council.
What about a dropped kerb?
If the driveway is new or you are widening the entrance, the kerb crossing needs council approval and an approved contractor. We point you at the right form and handle the rest of the job around it.
How long does a driveway take?
Most driveways are a week to two weeks: dig out and sub-base first, then edging and surface. Weather and cure times move it a little either way, and we tell you before they do.
Block paving or resin?
Block is repairable and copes well with tight turns; resin gives a seamless surface and drains well when laid permeable. Both stand or fall on the base underneath, which is where we put the work in.
Contact
Tell us about the job.
Send your postcode and roughly what you are after, or ring and ask.
- Phone
- 01452 700 000
- hello@example.uk
- Hours
- Seven till six, Monday to Saturday
- Based
- Painswick, Gloucestershire
- Area
- GL and GL6 districts