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Patio and Path Installation in Gerrards Cross

New patios, paths and steps in Gerrards Cross, from a family-run team based in Hazlemere.

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Patio Fitters in Gerrards Cross

We lay new patios and paths in Gerrards Cross, from the Orchehill Estate and the roads south of the railway to Dukes Wood, Camp Road and Austenwood Common.

Almost every house here is detached with a spacious garden, so patios tend to be generous and pathway installations can lead a long way out. The town sits on a flat gravel terrace that drains well, which gives high quality patios a good start.

Where the ground drops towards the Misbourne valley, we add steps. As steps installers we build them safe and even.

The Gerrards Cross Common and Centenary conservation areas cover much of the town, and their appraisal treats hedges and green frontages as part of its character.

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Covering Gerrards Cross and the SL9 postcode area.

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Materials

Choosing a Patio

Our patio installation covers four materials, plus the steps and features that finish a patio off. We will help you pick what suits your house and how you use the garden.

  • Grey porcelain patio slabs laid outside sliding glass doors

    Porcelain patios

    Kiln-fired from dense clays, porcelain is very hard-wearing and needs little more than a sweep and a wash. It holds its colour and can last up to 40 years. Clean lines and a modern finish that runs neatly from the house into the garden.

  • Warm-toned sandstone patio with a brick step up to French doors, beside a grey fence

    Sandstone patios

    Natural sandstone in warm buffs, greys and browns, with a riven or smooth sawn finish. No two slabs are the same, and its natural texture gives good grip underfoot. It suits period houses and country gardens as well as modern ones.

  • Pale grey granite patio with an outdoor dining table, behind a white rendered house

    Granite patios

    Granite is one of the hardest natural stones there is. It shrugs off frost, wear and stains, and a flamed or textured finish keeps it grippy when wet. A strong, low-maintenance choice for busy patios and contemporary gardens.

  • Red brick block paving laid in a herringbone pattern outside white French doors

    Block paving patios

    A block paving patio is laid on a sand bed over a compacted sub-base, in herringbone, basketweave or stretcher bond. It is hard-wearing, easy to repair block by block, and ties in well with a block paved drive.

  • Circular paved patio feature beneath a timber pergola, surrounded by freshly dug borders

    Patio features

    Borders, circles, raised beds and built-in seating turn a flat patio into a space with a purpose. Brick walls and stone coping frame the edges and give you somewhere to sit or plant.

  • Curved brick retaining wall with wide stone steps up to a lawn, above a sandstone patio

    Steps and paths

    Steps link the patio to the lawn or a lower level, built with an even, comfortable rise so they are safe to use. Paths in stone, porcelain, stepping stones or gravel lead you round the rest of the garden.

Why FirstScapes

Why Choose Us as Your Patio Fitters

  • Family-run and localA family-run team working across Buckinghamshire and the Chilterns
  • 40+ years of experienceAcross the FirstScapes team
  • Stone chosen and laid by handEach slab selected and set with care
  • 10 year guaranteeOn craftsmanship and materials
  • Free, no-obligation quoteWe look at the ground and levels before we price anything
  • The whole gardenPatios, paths, lawns and planting from one team
  • Rated 5.0 on Google

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FAQ

Patio Questions from Gerrards Cross

Which patio suits a Gerrards Cross house?

Gardens here are large, so patios tend to be generous. Porcelain gives a modern finish, while natural sandstone suits the Edwardian and interwar houses.

Is the ground in Gerrards Cross good for patios?

Yes. The town sits on a flat gravel terrace that drains well. Near the Misbourne valley on the edge of town, drainage needs more care.

Do you lay patios and paths in the villages around Gerrards Cross?

Yes. As well as Gerrards Cross itself, we cover Chalfont St Peter, Chalfont Common, Horn Hill, Tatling End, Austenwood Common, Maltmans Green, Oak End, Bulstrode, Dukes Wood and Fulmer, and the rest of the SL9 postcode area.

How long does it take to lay a new patio in Gerrards Cross?

It depends on the size of the patio, the material and how much has to come out first. Once we have measured up, your quote includes a timescale, so you know how long we will be on site before we start.

What types of patio does FirstScapes build in Gerrards Cross?

We lay porcelain, sandstone, granite and block paving patios in Gerrards Cross, along with the paths, steps and features that go with them. You can compare them in the section above.

Is porcelain or natural stone better for a patio?

Porcelain is very hard-wearing, needs little upkeep and can last up to 40 years. Natural stone has more character and far more variety, and suits older houses as well as modern ones. We will show you both when we visit.

Do I need planning permission for a patio?

Usually not for a patio at ground level in a back garden. You may need it if the patio is raised more than 30cm, if a hard surface in a front garden drains onto the road, or if your house is listed. We check this when we visit.

How much does a new patio cost in Gerrards Cross?

It depends on the size, the material you choose and the ground underneath. We need to measure it up and look at the site before we can give you a price, so we offer a free, no-obligation quote. Call 01494 812249 or use the form at the top of the page.

Patios & Paths Across Buckinghamshire

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