
New patio installation in Haywards Heath, guaranteed from scratch
Established in 2012. Experienced team. Porcelain, sandstone and slab choices.
Plan the patio around real life
A patio should fit what you actually do outside. A dining table needs enough room for chairs to move. A quiet seating area may need shelter or a better view of the garden. A route from the back door needs sensible levels and firm footing in wet weather. We set out the dimensions with those details in mind, then consider steps, thresholds, borders and transitions into lawns or paths. You can compare porcelain, Indian sandstone and other slab finishes by appearance, upkeep and budget before the ground is opened.

Every layer built as one system
We start with setting out and excavation, then construct and compact the sub-base. Levels and falls are calculated before the paving is bedded, cut and aligned. Drainage, secure edges and consistent jointing complete the build. This sequence matters because the slabs only perform as well as the layers below them. By creating the patio from fresh, we can control the foundation and finish together. New patios completed this way are fully guaranteed, rather than relying on an unknown existing base.
More certainty beneath every slab
Space that fits its use
We size the paved area around furniture, movement and garden access.
Clear surface comparisons
You can weigh up upkeep, character and budget before choosing paving.
No mystery foundation
Starting fresh lets us build and compact every supporting layer correctly.
Questions and answers
- Which paving is right for my new patio?
- It depends on the look, budget and upkeep you prefer. Porcelain gives a consistent contemporary finish, while Indian sandstone brings natural variation and can be more budget-conscious. We discuss slab size, texture and layout alongside the practical site details.
- How do you stop water sitting on the slabs?
- We calculate falls during the planning stage and connect them with suitable drainage routes. Door thresholds, garden levels and adjoining paths all affect that plan. The aim is to direct water safely rather than leave shallow dips where puddles can collect.
- Why is a new patio better than laying over old paving?
- Removing the old surface allows us to inspect the ground, excavate correctly and build a compacted foundation. Laying over unknown paving can preserve hidden movement or drainage faults. A fresh build gives us control over the complete construction.
- 01Block paving driveways
- 02Retaining wall construction
- 03Driveway extensions
- 04Driveway installation
- 05Hard landscaping
- 06Block paving installation
- 07Driveway repairs
- 08Porcelain patio installation
- 09Resin driveway installation
- 10Block paving reinstatement
- 11Indian sandstone patio installation
- 12Patio paving and slabbing