Patio Installers in Selby

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping extended our patio just enough for a bigger table while keeping grass for the kids. The join to the old work is invisible and the border setts meet perfectly at the corners.

A small gravel seam beside the fence stops muddy splashes. It looks settled rather than new. We find ourselves outside after tea without planning it.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping corrected a soft corner with proper sub base. Chairs glide and the mower edge looks tidy.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping lifted failing slabs, rebuilt the base and laid porcelain that meets the doors cleanly. A slim slot drain takes water away without fuss and the lawn edge reads razor sharp.

They protected the grass with boards and swept each evening. The new terrace feels calm underfoot and the chairs glide rather than snag. We keep drifting outside after tea because it finally works.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping laid sandstone with a contrasting border that frames the table. Path to the shed runs true and the lawn edge is crisp.

Looks designed, not guessed.

Dan set a gentle curve across the lawn edge that makes the garden feel wider. He kept the colour tone soft so the brickwork takes the lead.

Chairs glide smoothly and the hose finally has a tidy nook.

Dan moved the seating a touch and turned the table so the last of the sun hits it. He swapped a wobbly sleeper edge for setts and tucked a hose point out of sight.

Steps are wide enough to perch with a brew. The space finally suits how we live rather than how it was.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping built a sandstone terrace with a contrasting soldier course. Chairs glide easily and the surface wipes clean with a quick brush and rinse.

It looks intentional from the kitchen.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping tied the new patio into our old path so it reads as one. The pointing finish is neat and easy to clean.

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 made the space safer for my dad without making it look clinical. He split one tall step into two shallower rises and set a handrail that feels comfortable in the palm.

He kept the colour palette quiet so the brickwork leads. The patio now works for everyone and looks better for it.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping rebuilt a sunken corner on proper Type 1, stitched the new porcelain to the old path with a slender threshold stone and framed the border with setts that meet perfectly at the corners. Boards kept the lawn decent and the road was swept before the lorry moved on.

The patio feels like it grew here. Breakfast outside has become normal, not an event, because plates don’t wobble and ankles don’t splash. It’s strangely restful to step out and nothing needs fixing.

Dan set the paving to line with the kitchen tiles so the view stretches. He checked neighbour levels, tested the drain, and added a little upstand to keep bark chips off the slabs.

He even left spare grout for touch ups. It is the first time the back step has made sense.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping rebuilt a sunken corner on proper hardcore, then tied the patio to the shed path so there is no zigzag across the lawn. The pointing is even, the border sits crisp and the hose has a neat nook.

It looks settled like it has always belonged.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping lifted the old slabs and set porcelain that meets the doors cleanly. Water runs off a slim channel and the joints look crisp.

We ate outside that night.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping stripped the patchy concrete, regraded the base and set porcelain that meets the threshold cleanly. A discreet channel runs along the wall so the step never holds water.

They protected the lawn with sheets, stacked materials neatly and swept before leaving each day. The edging setts tie into the path, which makes the garden feel planned. We ate outside with coats on simply because it was inviting, not to justify the spend.