Our Work

Patios

Patio layout, paving and access.

Hard Landscaping

Paving, walls and built garden features.

Decking

Deck layout, levels and board choice.

Landscaping

The whole garden and how it works.

Nether Westcote

Curved stone wall and entrance

Two views of the same stone walling project in Nether Westcote. The curved wall follows the edge of the entrance, with upright coping stones and taller stone piers framing the gateway.

Carterton

Paving around a summerhouse

Paving runs across the front of a garden summerhouse and continues along its side in Carterton. The photograph shows the paving layout and edge detail, with tools still on site.

Carterton

Lawn, paved path and gravel border

A lawn sits alongside a straight paved path leading to the garden gate in Carterton. A light gravel border separates the path from the timber fence.

Chipping Norton

Timber summerhouse and paved surround

This Chipping Norton garden project features a timber summerhouse with glazed doors and a paved surround. The paving connects the building to the adjacent seating area and lawn.

Carterton · Work in progress

Pergola frame and garden blockwork

Work in progress in Carterton: timber posts and beams stand around a block-built garden feature. This photograph records the construction stage, before the structure and surrounding finishes are complete.

Banbury

Gravel entrance with paved edging

A light gravel surface meets a curved band of paving at this Banbury entrance. The paved threshold sits between existing stone boundary walls.

Enstone

Garden patio with inset access covers

A garden patio in Enstone with a mix of slab sizes and a defined perimeter edge. The paving continues across two inset access covers within the patio layout.

Carterton

Garden decking and seating area

Garden decking provides space for a dining table and seating in Carterton. The photograph shows the board layout, the front edge of the deck and the lattice screen behind the seating area.

Paved steps between garden levels

This portfolio photograph shows a run of grey paved steps connecting different garden levels. Brick risers sit beneath the paving, with an existing brick wall on one side and timber edging on the other. It is a useful example of how paving and level changes can be considered together rather than as separate jobs.

For a similar project, send photographs of both ends of the route and the surrounding ground. The quote needs to consider the change in level, available width, drainage, edge details and access for materials. Materials and the final layout should be agreed for the actual site.

Traditional stone boundary wall

The existing portfolio includes this long stone boundary wall, with smaller stones forming the face and upright stones along the top. The photograph shows the colour variation and texture of the stone, as well as the wall's relationship to the gravel area beside it.

If you need a repair or a new wall, photograph the whole boundary and any damaged sections. Tell us whether existing stone can be reused and whether the wall retains higher ground. A site assessment is needed to decide between repair, partial rebuilding and a new structure.

Composite decking around a hot tub

This photograph shows grey composite decking fitted around a hot tub in an enclosed garden. The board direction and perimeter trim give a clear view of the layout. Spare materials and tools are still visible, so this is presented as a photograph of work in progress rather than a dated completion claim.

For decking around equipment, include its dimensions and any access panels in your enquiry. The design needs to allow for maintenance access, drainage and the manufacturer's requirements. A photograph of the current surface helps us discuss preparation and the shape of the proposed deck.