Paving Contractor in New Malden

Patios, driveways and garden landscaping across New Malden. We lay porcelain and sandstone patios in New Malden on a full mortar bed, plus block paving and resin driveways, fencing and turf.

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Our Services in New Malden

Patios make up a lot of our paving work in New Malden. Slabs go on a full mortar bed over a compacted base, with a slight fall away from the house and a finished level that stays well below the damp proof course. Porcelain, sandstone and concrete are all options.

Landscaping in New Malden covers turf, artificial grass, decking and planting beds. Where a patio is going in, it usually makes sense to sort the lawn at the same time, since the machinery and the muck away are already on site and the garden is already disturbed.

Fencing in New Malden runs from single panels through to full closeboard boundaries, along with gates. A side gate is the usual way into a rear garden, so a solid, lockable one fitted on properly sized posts is worth having rather than a light panel gate.

About us

We cover New Malden and the areas nearby, including Worcester Park and Cheam. With more than 40 years of laying paving, we handle patios, driveways, fencing and landscaping with one team. Everything is priced in writing first, covering the digging out, the base and the finished surface. Patios, lawns and fencing can be booked together as one job.

  • Over 40 years laying driveways and patios

  • Block paving, resin and tarmac driveways

  • Fencing, decking and garden landscaping

  • Covering Wallington and south London

  • Prices agreed in writing before work starts

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you lay patios in New Malden?

Yes, patios are one of the jobs we are called out for most in New Malden. We lay porcelain, sandstone and concrete slabs on a full mortar bed over a compacted base. Most standard patios take two to three days, with the pointing done once the beds have set.

Which patio slabs need the least upkeep?

Porcelain. It absorbs very little water, so algae and green film have less to hold onto and wash off easily. Sandstone costs less and has more natural variation, but it is porous and goes green faster in a shaded garden. A textured finish helps with grip on either.

Can you lay a patio and turf in the same visit?

Yes, and it usually works out better that way. The paving goes in first, then the ground for the lawn is levelled and the turf laid last so it is not walked over. Doing both together saves a second round of access, protection and clearing up.

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