Patio Installers in Norton

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping matched limestone to the brick and framed the table with neat setts. Calm look, solid finish.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping lifted tired flags and installed limestone that suits the brick. The soldier course frames the table and the pointing has a neat, fine finish.

They kept radios quiet, stacked waste out of sight and swept the lane before packing up. Chairs glide cleanly now and the mower edge looks like it was drawn. The garden feels calmer because the ground behaves.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping laid sandstone with a gentle texture that still wipes clean. The border edge is sharp and the lawn stayed spotless through the job.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping created a curved patio that guides you toward the pergola. The lawn meets the slabs with a sharp line and there’s a tiny soakaway tucked under the border.

After rain the surface dries quickly.

Dan kept noise sensible, protected the lawn with boards and left the lane spotless each day. The steps are wide enough to sit on with a cuppa.

Dan corrected a long-standing slope that pushed water to the door. He set a slim slot drain, checked it with a jug and laid porcelain with a soft texture so it stays friendly in drizzle.

He kept the lane clear for prams and left a simple care note. First storm since and no shiny lake by the threshold. Bliss.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping added a slender gravel seam by the fence to stop splashback. The panels stay clean and the paving looks fresh after showers.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping formed a curved edge that fits the garden’s shape. Chairs no longer snag and the bins have a clean route.

Small details, big difference.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping turned a lumpy patch into a terrace that feels like part of the house. Sub base went in solid, porcelain sits level and a slot drain keeps the step dry.

The border setts frame everything neatly. We eat outside because it’s easy, not because we’re trying to.

Dan added a mat well that sits flush and shifted the table to catch evening sun. Small moves, big comfort.

Dan widened a mean step, tucked in a mat well and proved the fall with a bucket. My dad no longer hesitates at the door.

Simple, confident work.

Dan timed deliveries sensibly, kept the lane passable for prams and rinsed the kerb before leaving. He tested the drain, proved the fall and widened the step so trays stop wobbling.

The patio looks simple and works quietly which is all we wanted.

Dan kept radios low, protected borders and left the lane spotless each evening. The patio looks simple, works quietly and gets used daily.

Dan split one tall riser into two shallower steps and set a handrail that sits kind in the palm. My mum uses the terrace happily again.

Dan kept the path wide enough for the pram and tucked the hose point neatly against the wall. Looks smart and works better.