From porcelain patios to full garden transformations, we build outdoor spaces with the same standards as everything else we do — proper groundwork, proper drainage, proper finish.
Groundwork first — a Swindon garden dug out and levelled before anything pretty goes on top.The finish — decking and patio laid with real falls and drainage.
Durable, stylish patios in porcelain and natural stone, laid on proper sub-bases — designed for outdoor living.
Garden Walls
Brick and block garden walls, coursed and finished properly — see our brickwork page for more.
Drainage Solutions
Concealed French drains and surface water management that solve wet gardens without spoiling the look.
Full Transformations
Complete landscaping projects from design to final build — decking, turfing, levels and lighting.
A recent project: a full garden transformation resolving ongoing drainage issues — a new porcelain patio and timber decking creating defined, low-maintenance spaces, with a concealed French drain system managing excess water invisibly beneath the surface.
What it costs
Landscaping costs
What does a block-paved driveway cost?
Block paving typically runs from about £6,500 including VAT for a modest driveway up to £17,000+ for a large one. A recent Swindon driveway came to roughly £6,470 including VAT, covering concrete break-out, excavation and disposal, sub-base, edging restraints and the paving itself.
Smaller garden work?
Smaller jobs are priced individually — a recent garden pond came in at around £1,310 including VAT. Patios, garden walls and drainage are all quoted after a site visit.
Why aren't you the cheapest?
We're not trying to be. Landscaping attracts a lot of very cheap quotes, and the corners get cut in the ground — sub-base depth, compaction, drainage and edge restraint. Those are exactly the things that make a driveway sink or a patio move within a couple of years. We build the bit you can't see properly.
Five days, start to finish
A driveway built in five days
The whole job, day one to day five — break-out and dig, sub-base, edgings, then the paving. The sub-base is the bit nobody sees and the bit that decides whether it sinks.
