Gardens in Stourport-on-Severn sit close to the canal basin and the river, which means damp air, softer ground in places and plenty of overhanging willows. A patio here needs a proper base and sensible drainage to stay dry, level and safe underfoot. We build patios, paths and paved areas to suit exactly those conditions.
We look at the plot, discuss the layout and materials with you, then excavate, build a compacted sub-base, lay the paving with a fall and point the joints. Edges are finished neatly against walls and borders. Old surfacing and spoil are taken away.

Plots near water can hold moisture, so a patio in Stourport-on-Severn has to cope with ground that does not drain quickly. We dig out soft or wet material and replace it with a compacted sub-base laid in layers, which gives a firm bed that does not sink. The paving is then set with a slight fall so surface water runs off to a border or lawn.
We look at where water naturally goes in your garden before settling the layout. If a low corner collects rain, we can angle the patio away from it or shape the fall to carry water past it. The aim is a surface that dries off sensibly after a shower and does not leave puddles by the back door or under the washing line.

Riverside willows and other mature trees shed leaves and fine debris, and damp conditions encourage algae on shaded paving. For Stourport-on-Severn gardens we often point people towards porcelain, which has a dense, smooth surface that wipes clean easily, or towards a textured sandstone-look slab that gives better grip when it is wet. Natural stone looks lovely but needs a little more care.
Period houses here often have brick walls and traditional details, so the colour and pattern of the paving matter. We can lay your patio in a plain, even bond or a mixed-size pattern, with tidy edges at walls, steps and borders. We explain the upkeep of each choice before you pick, so there are no surprises later, and we leave the edges tidy beside lawns.
A patio near water should also feel safe, so we keep surfaces level and steps even, and we think about grip. Tell us how you plan to use the space in Stourport-on-Severn, whether for a table, a seat by the garden or a firm path to the gate. We also cover Kidderminster, Bewdley and Areley Kings, and we clear the waste away once the job is done.
Based in Hall Green, so we are never far from the gardens we work in.
We look at the job before we price it, so you know what is involved.
Branches, clippings and rubbish from our jobs are cleared and the garden left tidy.
Call, or send photos on WhatsApp, and we will come back to you.
Patio ConstructionSandstone-look paving with dark block edging and new fence panels transformed a small Droitwich terrace garden, shown part-finished.
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Patio ConstructionA bare Cradley Heath back garden turned into a raised sandstone-look patio with brick edge, rolled turf and a pebble border.
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Patio ConstructionA narrow Birmingham back garden given a stone-look paved edge and a new artificial lawn, shown from bare ground to finished.
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Yes, with the right preparation. We remove soft material, build a compacted sub-base in layers and set the paving with a fall so water drains away. We look at how your garden holds water before agreeing the layout.
Textured sandstone-look slabs and certain porcelain finishes give good grip. Smooth surfaces can turn slippery under trees. We can show samples and explain how each one behaves in damp shade, so you can choose with confidence and see the finish in daylight.
Sweep leaves regularly and wash the surface when algae appears. Dense porcelain cleans more easily than rougher stone. We explain simple upkeep for the material you choose, so the patio keeps its look through the damp months of the year.
Tell us what needs doing and where. We will get back to you to arrange a visit and a free, no-obligation quote. Photos sent on WhatsApp help.