Upgrade your garden with Patios Contractors in Pollards Hill who build for looks and longevity. From porcelain to Indian sandstone, we create crisp, level terraces, steps and seating areas. Local, tidy and ready to start within days, not weeks.
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Pollards Hill homeowners want patios that feel like an extra room, not an afterthought. We design and build natural stone and porcelain patios that suit gardens near Pollards Hill Recreation Ground and along South Lodge Avenue. Expect clean lines, proper falls for drainage, and edging that stays sharp. Whether you’re refreshing a tired slabbed area or planning a new terrace, we handle it end to end.
In SW16 you’ll find plenty of 1930s semis, post-war housing and maisonettes, often with practical rear gardens and side access. We’re used to working around shared boundaries, narrow paths and existing outbuildings. Our layouts make the most of typical plot shapes, adding patio extensions or seating areas that don’t swallow the lawn. If you’re in Norbury, Mitcham or Streatham Vale, we’ll match the patio style to your home’s character.
We start with a design consultation, then prepare a stable sub-base, install edging, and lay your chosen paving with accurate levels. Every build includes attention to drainage, jointing and long-term movement control, so the finish stays even through the seasons. You’ll get clear timescales, tidy working practices, and regular updates throughout. Local homeowners choose us because we turn up when promised and deliver a patio that lasts.
As patios contractors in London Borough of Merton, we plan for local access and parking constraints, especially on residential streets near Pollards Hill Library. Ground conditions can vary between compacted garden soils and made-up areas, so we adjust excavation depth and sub-base build-up accordingly. We also consider damp-proof course levels on 1930s semis and maisonettes to keep thresholds safe. Our team works to minimise disruption for neighbours and shared driveways.
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Costs vary by size, access and material. As a guide, concrete base and basic paving often starts around £120–£170 per m², while quality Indian sandstone is typically £150–£220 per m². Premium porcelain patios commonly range from £180–£280 per m² due to cutting and bedding requirements. Steps, retaining edges, drainage channels and waste removal will affect the total, so we survey first.
Most patio projects take 3–7 working days, depending on area size and complexity. A straightforward 15–25 m² patio with good access is often completed within a week. Larger designs with steps, seating walls, multiple levels or extensive excavation can take 1–2 weeks. Weather, curing time for mortar, and disposal logistics in SW16 can also influence the programme. We confirm a clear schedule before starting.
In many cases, a patio is permitted development and doesn’t need planning permission. However, rules can apply if you’re altering levels significantly, affecting drainage to the public highway, or working near boundary walls and listed features. If your property has specific restrictions or you’re in a controlled area, requirements may differ. We’ll advise during the survey and can help you check guidance relevant to the London Borough of Merton.
We provide a 10-year workmanship warranty on our patio installations, covering issues such as movement caused by poor sub-base preparation, loose edging, or jointing failures under normal use. Materials are covered by manufacturer warranties where applicable (for example, many porcelain products have long guarantees). The warranty doesn’t cover accidental damage, heavy impact, or problems caused by third-party alterations. We also offer aftercare advice to keep your patio looking its best.
We install natural stone patios (including Indian sandstone, slate and limestone) as well as low-maintenance porcelain. Popular designs in the patios contractors pollards hill area include large-format porcelain for a modern look, mixed-size sandstone for traditional gardens, and slate-style tones for contemporary extensions. We can add steps, edging, curves, and built-in seating areas. During the design consultation, we help you choose colours, laying patterns and joint finishes to suit your home.
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