Garden Patios in Sunbury-on-Thames

Sunbury-on-Thames sits on the River Thames, and its homes range from the older riverside village to twentieth-century family houses. That mix means the patio has to be worked out for the house it sits beside. Wherever it goes, it should fall slightly away from the house so rainwater drains off, and it lasts longest on a properly dug and compacted sub-base. The photo on this page shows a finished garden of ours with dark paving, artificial lawn, gravel and raised planting beds, the kind of combined layout we can plan when a patio is part of wider landscaping. In the review beside it, the customer praised the helpful advice, a team that was on time and polite to the neighbours, and the finished result.

“Mark and his team did a fantastic job with my patio. From initial assessment, quote to delivery and completion. Mark was helpful providing insight, recommendations and advice which helped a lot. The team were on time every day and worked hard, they were friendly and polite to me and my neighbours. The job wrapped up in 4 days, and the finished product was brilliant, I'm really happy with it. I have plans for a pergola and shed, and Mark's been offering some suggestions in that area aswell. I've recommended Mark to my brother for a front garden wall build, and will certainly use him again for any other work in the future. Thanks.”

What matters for garden patios in Sunbury-on-Thames

A quote starts with a few details from you: where the patio should sit, its approximate size, how your household will use it and whether you lean towards natural stone or porcelain. Say what covers the area now and how easy it is to get into the garden, and mention any paths, turf or fencing you also have in mind.