Natural stone patios with proper joints

Natural stone gives a patio warmth and character. We help you choose a stone that suits your garden and your house, then lay it on a full mortar bed so no slab rocks or sinks.

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A pavior setting out a string line across newly laid stone setts

We lay calibrated Indian sandstone, limestone and granite in random or coursed patterns. Each slab is laid on a full mortar bed, never on spots of mortar, which leave hollows where water collects and the slab can crack.

Sandstone is porous, so we recommend a breathable sealer for lighter colours, applied a few weeks after laying once the stone has dried out.

What's included

Calibrated stone

Even thickness slabs, so the finished surface is level.

A full mortar bed

No spot-bedding, so no hollow slabs.

Sealing advice

We tell you honestly whether your stone needs sealing.

Reviews

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FAQs

Straight answers on price, planning, drainage and guarantees. If your question is not here, call the office.

Will natural stone go green?

Shaded, damp areas can grow algae on any patio. A yearly clean keeps it under control, and a sealer makes it easier.

Is Indian sandstone ethically sourced?

We buy from suppliers who publish their ethical sourcing policy and can trace stone to the quarry.

Get a free quote

Call the office, or send a few details and we will arrange a free survey.

01632 960 418

We reply within one working day, Monday to Saturday.

Monday to Friday 8:00–17:30
Saturday 9:00–12:00

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