Those steep slopes common around Biggin Hill's hillside properties deserve proper terracing and stonework. Creating functional outdoor spaces on challenging terrain has become our speciality in TN16.
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Biggin Hill's mix of post-war developments and newer builds often feature gardens that slope dramatically towards the valley. Natural stone retaining walls and thoughtfully designed patios can turn these awkward gradients into stunning multi-level entertaining areas. Many residents here struggle with waterlogged lawns during winter months - properly installed permeable paving solves this while adding value to your property.
Block paving requires specific sub-base preparation on clay-heavy soil like ours in TN16. First comes excavation to the correct depth, then Type 1 aggregate compacted in layers, followed by sharp sand screeding. Precision during these foundation stages prevents the dreaded sinking and puddling that plague poorly installed driveways across Kent.
Twenty years handling Biggin Hill's unique topography means understanding which materials withstand our weather extremes. Local knowledge matters when choosing between Indian sandstone and limestone for exposed areas.




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Block paved driveways in TN16 generally range from £4,500 to £12,000 depending on size and complexity. Resin-bound surfaces start around £3,800, while natural stone options begin at £6,000 for standard suburban plots.
Absolutely - alongside TN16 postcodes, regular projects take us to neighbouring Keston, Westerham, and Tatsfield where similar terrain challenges exist.
Most patios in Biggin Hill complete within 8-12 working days, though extensive groundwork on sloped sites might add another week.
Every hard landscaping project carries decade-long protection against structural defects, with annual check-ups included to ensure drainage remains effective through seasonal changes.
Sometimes yes, if the concrete remains level and crack-free. Assessment includes checking drainage falls and expansion joints - overlaying saves excavation costs but isn't always suitable, particularly with Biggin Hill's ground movement issues.
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