Yard & terrace
Paving & Courtyards
Stone, concrete and tiles for courtyards, walkways and balconies that stand up to the weather.
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Stone Paving & Grouting
Laying and grouting stone slabs in courtyards, entrances and walkways, including shop and restaurant courtyards.
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Concrete Walkways & Pavements
New reinforced concrete for pavements, paths and yard surfaces.
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Balcony & Veranda Tiles
Replacing worn tiles with the right fall, so rainwater drains away instead of pooling.
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Refreshing Outdoor Spaces
Repairs, cleaning and new grout joints that bring tired courtyards back to life.
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Restaurant Courtyard: New Joints for the Stone Paving
A dark stone-paved restaurant courtyard got new white joints that bring out the pattern of the stone.
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Paving
A New Concrete Sidewalk
A broken sidewalk overgrown with weeds and moss was relaid in concrete and painted grey.
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Answers to the questions we get asked most, with examples from real jobs.
The joints in my stone courtyard have gone dark. Does it need relaying?Not necessarily. If the stones are sound, the joints alone can be redone, which binds the floor together again and completely changes how it looks.The pavement outside my house has broken slabs and weeds. Patch it or redo it?If only a few slabs are broken, just those can be replaced. When most are broken and weeds grow everywhere, it usually makes more sense to redo the whole stretch, for example in new concrete.After rain, water sits on my balcony, mostly by the door. What's wrong?Usually the falls: the floor doesn't slope towards the drain, or it has hollows. If the drain is clear, the slope only changes if the layer under the tiles is redone.Weeds and moss grow between my paving slabs. Is pulling them out enough?For a while, yes, but they'll come back. They grow where joints have opened and damp lingers, so the lasting fix is to close the joints or redo the broken stretch.For a yard or sidewalk, which is better: concrete or slabs?There's no single right answer. Concrete gives one continuous surface with no joints for weeds. Slabs and stone look better and can be repaired piece by piece, but their joints need care.An old stone-paved courtyard has grown dark and its joints are worn. How can it be refreshed with new pointing without lifting the stones?When the flagstones themselves are solid, there is no need to lift them. The old darkened joints are raked out and cleaned, then repointed with fresh white or light mortar that seals the paving and brightens the whole courtyard.
Why Trust Us
- Correct falls so water runs off
- Waterproofing under the tiles where it's needed
- Materials suited to outdoor use
- A tidy site during the work and after
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