FAQs

This can vary. During your consultation, we’ll assess the scope of your project and provide you with an estimated timeframe once we’ve visited your premises. Please note that unforeseen delays due to the unpredictable British weather may occur in some cases.

Yes! We offer a 1 year warranty on all workmanship and 10 years on materials.
Taking our warranty gives you total peace of mind while we work on providing you with a first class service.

Of course, this is included in the total quoted price, we will leave your garden/driveway/patio looking prestigious with all waste removed and disposed and certainly clean and tidy.

Don’t worry, we understand that choosing the right materials is extremely important to the value of your home and for your own satisfaction.

During the quoting process we will aim to give you as much information and advice as possible, we can provide samples if needed too. We want you to be happy so taking time to choose the right thing is not a problem!

No, you don’t need to be home while we work on your property, just make sure we have access to power and water, and leave the rest to us!

We typically arrive on the job each morning around 8:00am and dependent on seasons will work up until the night draws in. If there are any issues with the working hours we are more than happy to have a chat to agree what is best.

Our team work extremely carefully to ensure no damage is caused to your property. We have full public liability cover in place for up to £10,000,000 so you can rest assured you’re in safe hands. In the unlikley event that damage is caused we will take full responsibility and repair/replace the damage.

New rules came into force in October 2008.

For households wanting to pave their front garden or if your new or replacement driveway uses porous surfacing that allows water to drain though (eg gravel, permeable paving or asphalt) or if the rainwater is directed to a loan or border to drain naturally, you will not need planning permission.

If you want to use traditional, impermeable materials that do not provide for the water to run to a permeable area and the surface to be covered is more than 5 square meters, then you will need planning permission. If you have any concerns then we are more than happy to talk through the regulations to ensure you are doing the right thing.