This project in Fulwood, Preston, involved the installation of high-quality sawn and shot blasted Indian sandstone paving, creating a smart new patio and outdoor area around the property.
The existing surface was fully prepared before the sandstone flags were carefully laid across the main area, side access and around the garage. The paving features a mix of warm cream, buff, soft grey and natural sandstone tones, with subtle variations running through each individual flag.
The sawn finish gives the paving clean, straight edges, while the shot blasted surface provides a lightly textured appearance. A mix of flag sizes was used to create a varied laying pattern, with neat joints and a contrasting smaller paved border defining the edges.
The finished area provides a bright, spacious surface that works well with the brickwork of the property and extends right through the side access. The natural colour variation becomes particularly noticeable in direct sunlight, bringing out the warmer tones and individual markings within the Indian sandstone.
A fantastic result using premium Indian sandstone paving for this property in Fulwood, Preston.
This resin bound patio installation in Lancaster has given the garden a fresh, modern surface while working well with the established planting and surrounding stonework.
The project involved preparing the existing patio, pathways and raised seating area before installing new dark block edging to create clearly defined borders throughout the garden. A Platinum coloured resin bound surface was then installed across the main patio, creating a bright grey finish that contrasts well with the darker edging.
The resin was also continued along the garden paths and across the separate raised area, helping to create a consistent finish throughout the outdoor areas. Careful detailing around the property, drainage points, planting and curved borders ensures the new surface fits neatly into the existing garden layout.
The finished Platinum resin provides a clean, contemporary look while allowing the mature hedges, lawn and established planting to remain a key feature of the garden. The combination of light resin and dark edging gives the patio and pathways clear definition and has completely refreshed the outdoor area.
This driveway project in Bare, Morecambe, completely changed the front of the property, replacing the existing worn surface with a spacious new block paved driveway.
Tobermore Shannon block paving in Slate was used across the main driveway, providing a smart grey finish that works particularly well with the colours of the property. A contrasting Charcoal border was installed around the edges to define the driveway and create a neat transition around the perimeter.
The large paved area provides plenty of room for vehicle access and parking, while the consistent block pattern gives the whole frontage a clean and uniform appearance. The new driveway also connects neatly with the entrances and surrounding areas of the property.
To complete the project, a Platinum coloured resin step was installed at the entrance. Its lighter speckled finish provides a subtle contrast against the darker paving and complements the grey and black details of the property.
The finished result gives this Bare property a smart new entrance, with the Slate and Charcoal paving creating a strong contrast alongside the Platinum resin step.
This driveway project in Whittle-le-Woods combines two contrasting surfaces to create a distinctive new entrance to the property. Marshalls Savanna block paving in Autumn was laid through the centre of the driveway, with its warm natural tones complementing the brickwork of the house.
A dark block border follows the curved shape of the driveway, defining the central paved area and creating a clear separation between the different surfaces. Daltex Cappuccino resin bound surfacing was then installed along both sides, continuing around the front of the property and garage.
The combination of block paving and resin bound surfacing makes good use of the wide driveway while giving each section a clear definition. The warm Cappuccino resin works particularly well alongside the Autumn block paving, while the darker edging provides a strong contrast and follows the sweeping curves of the driveway.
The finished driveway provides a smart, welcoming entrance with plenty of room for parking and easy access to the house and garage.
This driveway and patio project in Duxbury Park, Chorley, included a full upgrade to the front and rear of the property. Sitra Natural Porcelain was installed across the patio and connecting pathways, creating a clean and consistent finish around the garden. The driveway was completed using Tobermore Shannon paving in Slate, finished with a contrasting charcoal border.
The installation also included five recessed manhole covers, allowing the paving pattern to continue across each access point with minimal interruption. Two new steps were added to improve access and complete the overall design.
This project in Leyland features a new Pedesta driveway in the Charcoal colour with a contrasting Slate border for a clean, modern finish. We also installed a timber sleeper retaining wall to create a defined edge for the raised flower bed, adding both structure and visual appeal to the front garden.
This Tobermore Shannon driveway in Heather was installed in Burnley, Lancashire, giving the front of the property a warm and tidy finish. The mixed Heather tones add character and work well against the light exterior of the home, while the charcoal border creates a neat edge around the driveway. The new block paving provides a strong, practical surface for parking and helps improve the overall look of the entrance.
This Tobermore Pedesta driveway in Heather was installed in Lytham St Anne’s, giving the front of the property a smart and welcoming finish. The warm mixed tones suit the brickwork of the home, while the darker border adds definition and frames the driveway neatly. Laid in a herringbone pattern, the new driveway creates a strong, practical surface for parking while improving the overall kerb appeal of the property.
This ivory porcelain patio was recently installed in Longridge, creating a bright, clean and modern garden space. The light porcelain slabs help open up the outdoor area while giving the patio a smooth, smart finish. With its neat layout and low-maintenance surface, the new patio provides a practical place for seating, outdoor dining and everyday family use.
This Ripon Buff porcelain patio was recently installed in Garstang, Preston, creating a clean and bright outdoor space that works well with the warm brickwork of the property. The large format porcelain tiles give the patio a smart finish while providing a level, low-maintenance surface for everyday use. With its natural stone effect and soft buff tones, the new patio adds a fresh look to the garden and creates a practical area for seating, dining and relaxing outdoors.
