Paving Contractor in Pollards Hill

Driveways, patios, turf and artificial grass across Pollards Hill. We work in Pollards Hill from nearby Wallington, laying block paving and resin driveways and handling fencing and landscaping.

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Our Services in Pollards Hill

Paving work in Pollards Hill covers driveways, patios and paths. The build up is the same on each: dig out, compact a stone base in layers, set the edgings and lay the surface with the falls running the right way. Repairs to drives that have sunk or cracked as well.

Lawns are a big part of our landscaping work in Pollards Hill, both real turf and artificial grass. Turf needs the soil properly prepared underneath, while artificial grass goes over a compacted stone base and a sand layer. Which suits you depends on shade, dogs and winter use.

Fencing in Pollards Hill covers panel replacements, post replacement and full closeboard boundaries. Gravel boards along the bottom take the damp and splashing instead of the panel, and swapping a gravel board later costs far less than replacing a rotted panel. Closeboard is the stronger option on a boundary that takes the wind.

About us

We cover Pollards Hill, Norbury, Streatham Vale and the areas around them. Over 40 years of driveways, patios, lawns and fencing means one team can handle the front and the back garden together. Written prices before work starts, with the digging out and base included. Turf and artificial grass are both laid on ground prepared first.

  • 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 turf in Pollards Hill?

Yes. We strip the old lawn, break up and level the soil, add topsoil where it is thin, then lay the rolls tight with staggered joints. Autumn and spring are the best times, since the soil is warm and damp and the roots take quickly with less watering.

Real turf or artificial grass, which is better?

Turf looks and feels better and costs less to lay. Artificial grass wins where a lawn struggles, so heavy shade, dogs, or a garden that turns to mud every winter. Artificial costs more up front and needs a proper stone base, but there is no mowing and no bare patches.

How soon can we use a new lawn?

New turf takes light use after two to three weeks, once the roots have gripped, and full use at around six weeks. Artificial grass can be walked on straight away, once the infill sand has been brushed in and the edges are fixed down.

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