Designed for the site. Built for the long run.
Paving should feel settled beneath the home, not placed beside it. We choose scale, tone and laying pattern in response to the architecture, then prepare the base and falls carefully so the surface drains and wears as intended.
What it brings to the project
- Improves movement and access
- Creates durable entertaining areas
- Connects architecture with planting
- Offers a broad choice of texture and tone
Well suited to
- Garden paths and side access
- Entries and courtyards
- Pool surrounds
- Outdoor dining and entertaining
Materials and landscape elements
Material selection is resolved in context. We consider the home, weather exposure, expected use, maintenance and how each finish will sit beside the planting as the garden matures.
- Bluestone and granite
- Travertine and natural stone
- Porcelain pavers
- Clay and concrete pavers
How we approach the work
Select
Material, module and finish are chosen for the setting and expected use.
Prepare
Excavation, base preparation, edge restraint and drainage falls are set out.
Lay
Pavers are aligned, cut, jointed and finished with close attention to thresholds.
Common questions
Which paving is best around a pool?
The answer depends on slip resistance, heat, salt exposure, maintenance and the architecture. We assess all of these before recommending a surface.
Can paving help with drainage?
Correct falls and well-positioned drainage prevent water sitting against buildings or crossing main paths.