Patio Installation

Patio Installation in Nuneaton

A patio that puddles after rain or heaves after a hard frost almost always comes down to what's under the slabs. We excavate to the right depth, compact a proper MOT type 1 sub-base, and lay to a consistent fall away from the house — the same groundwork you can see mid-build in our gallery.

What's included

Patio Installation done properly, from the ground up

Porcelain paving

Large-format porcelain slabs laid to a tight, consistent joint for a clean, modern patio that won't stain like natural stone can.

Indian sandstone patios

Riven or sawn-edge sandstone in a range of tones, laid with proper falls and pointed with a durable jointing compound.

Block paving

Driveway-grade block paving for patios and paths, edge-restrained and compacted to stay put.

Patio drainage & repairs

Correcting patios that pond water, re-pointing failed joints, and lifting and re-laying uneven areas.

Recent work

Examples from recent projects

Questions

Patio Installation FAQs

How deep does the sub-base need to be?

For a pedestrian patio we typically excavate and compact around 100–150mm of sub-base, more where ground conditions are soft or the patio will see vehicle loads nearby.

Porcelain or natural stone — which is easier to keep clean?

Porcelain is denser and far more stain- and algae-resistant than natural stone, which is porous and needs occasional sealing to stay looking sharp.

Can you fix a patio that's already puddling?

Usually yes — depending on the cause, that can mean re-pointing, re-setting individual slabs to correct the fall, or lifting and relaying the affected area.

Get a free patio installation quote

Tell us about your garden and we'll arrange a visit — no obligation.