Danscapes Design & Build

We do still have some availability left for this year.

So please get in touch.

As per last year, I am offering a discounted labour rate for any work booked in for December or January.

We were tasked with renewing a Yorkstone path and entrance way for a lovely couple in Merstham.

The stone was lifted and then relaid on an new concrete base. Ensuring it will stand the test of time for many years to come.

With the lawn being lifted alongside the path as well, the entrance has been completely refreshed.

So having been tasked with the job of refreshing my customers patio area, whilst gaining more space, we came up with this stunning example.

So we extended the fence line out in front of the garage, and reduced the size of the steps. The patio was laid to a random pattern using Fossil Mint Sandstone.

Once again Danscapes Design & Build has provided another extremely happy customer with the garden they want and deserve.

Having installed a new fence for this customer last year, we were called back to revamp the whole garden.

Being keen footballers; the existing lawn was constantly boggy and unusable during the winter months, and dry and dusty during the summer, so not ideal at all. So we removed the old lawn and levelled the whole area. A treated sleeper retainer was installed at the end of the new patio, to allow for the step up onto the grass. A treated timber frame was formed, and staked as well as mucked in. The first membrane then went down under the limestone chippings. This allows for good drainage , essentially creating a soakaway. Granite dust was then screeded level with the timber frame, before fitting a second geotextile membrane. The customer opted for Premium 40 artifical grass, 2 pieces 4mx12m. After being cut in, the joint was glued using backing tape and 2 part glue. When done properly the joint is barely visible.

The tired, unlevel patio was removed. A new compacted sub-base was installed, with ACO drains along the property leading into the flowerbed. Charcoal edgings were used as a nice contrast to the slabs. Sawn and Honed Kandla Grey Sandstone was then laid to a random pattern on a full bed of muck. Pointed with Basalt Easy Joint.

I'm sure you will agree the end result speaks for itself. No matter what condition your current garden is in, there is always a way to make a dramatic improvement.

I couldn't be happier with the final product.