Gerrards Cross Patios & Paving

We have huge experience and knowledge of what would be ‘best’ for your situation in terms of functionality and budget and can nearly always suggest something that will enhance your garden, pathway, patio or driveway, we would love to come around to your house and give you our advice and supply you with a competitive quote.

Size – A good rule of thumb for your patio is such: Plan on 25 square feet of space for each person you want to have on the patio. If you plan to host 50 people, that would mean you should plan for about 1250 square feet. 15 people would be 375 square feet. For comfortable entertaining, shoot for a minimum of 550 sq.

Block paving laid on a subbase is stronger than concrete itself. You should expect it to last a lifetime if due care is taken with your patio in the form of regular maintenance.

Pick porcelain pavers. The perfect choice if you want a contemporary look that’s also low maintenance, choose a style that’s ideal for the seamless transition from kitchen to patio. The latest porcelain slabs and boards have the look of natural stone or wood but require less maintenance.

Currently, the most popular choice in order of preference is porcelain, sandstone and limestone. There are also other options such as block paving, resin, pattern imprinted concrete, concrete, patio slabs, flags and setts. Call us on 01753 307187 for free design ideas and expert advice.

Costs will vary depending on several factors such as the materials you choose for your patio, the size of patio you wish installed, and any necessary base work and used extras such as edging, steps or drainage. No two projects are the same. Please contact us and we will be happy to provide a free on-site survey and quote.

Porcelain is strong and hard-wearing meaning it will last for years and often looks the same as when it was installed. Being non-porous means porcelain floor tiles are naturally stain-resistant and will keep their looks and charms with very little cleaning.

Concrete. Concrete patios are typically one of the least expensive to build. Assuming proper installation and maintenance, they are one of the most durable, too, though like brick, concrete is subject to cracking with freeze-thaw cycles.

Porcelain tiles are an excellent material for outdoor applications for several reasons. All porcelain tiles have a water absorption rate of less than 0.5%, making them stain and weather resistant. Because they absorb almost no water, they won’t crack in freezing conditions like other materials.