Porcelain paving in London

Send photographs from the house and across the garden, showing the area you want paved and any existing surface. Include the edges, corners and places where water gathers. Approximate measurements help establish the area in square metres, while pictures explain the shape and surroundings.

If you have seen a product or reference picture you like, share it and explain the intended use. London gardens may combine indoor views, close boundaries and limited working space, so the overall setting helps us discuss the finish sensibly. Photograph access too, including turns, doorways and steps between the entrance and the work.

We assess the ground, existing paving and proposed levels, then consider how the selected surface will meet adjoining features. Outdoor suitability and upkeep are part of the product discussion. Any damaged or unstable areas need attention within the preparation rather than being hidden beneath a new finish.

Planning considerations vary where paving forms part of front-garden work, raised areas or a restricted property. Check with your local council about the proposed arrangement where relevant. We agree the specification and job quotation, plan the installation and manage the work from start to finish.