How much will my project cost?
Here we have compiled price guides and costs to consider when planning a project. This will help you decide what works for your budget, needs and final finish / look. Costs are only a guide and will vary depending site conditions, site access, materials used and finish.
How much will a gravel driveway cost?
A Gravel Driveway offers a cost effective and long lasting option.
The main benefits of gravel drive:
- Cost effective
- Quick to install
- Wide range of gravel choice
- Great for security
- Low maintenance – just top up when needed
- long lasting
- Free draining
So whats the cost?
As an example the cost for us to install a 60m2 drive (12 by 5 meters) will cost around £5300 including vat. this works out at around £88 per m2. This can increase depending on site conditions, final choice of gravel and edging. There are lots of options to choose from.
See blog and frequently asked question page for more information regarding specifications.
What do I get?
- Excavation for 100 mm compacted base on geotextile
- Full perimeter edged and entrance to drive block paved with standard block paver.
- 40-50 mm covering of standard gravel.
How much will my patio cost?
A Paved area / patio offers long lasting solution or feature to a garden.
The main benefits of Garden patio / paving:
- Endless options of paving to choose from.
- Creates an area for relaxing and entertainment.
- Low maintenance, which may depend on the type of paving used.
- Long lasting.
- Extension of your indoor living area to outside.
- Adds value to your property.
So whats the cost?
As an example the cost for us to install a 40m2 patio (10 by 4 meters) will cost around £8625 including vat. this works out at around £216 per m2. This can increase depending on site conditions, final choice of paving and drainage needed. For this example we have allowed for paving at £40 per m2.
See blog and frequently asked question page for more information regarding specifications.
What do I get?
- Paving slabs £40 per m2.
- Excavation for 100mm minimum compacted base on geotextile.
- 40-50mm sharp sand and cement paving bed.
- Slurry applied to the back of paving slabs to increase bond strength with paving bed.
- Sufficient finished level fall for surface water drainage.
- Pointed with joint compound resin.
How much does a new fence cost?
A new garden fence can help secure, transform and add privacy to a garden.
Some of the main benefits include:
- Added privacy.
- Security from intruders and prevents pets from escaping.
- Improves aesthetics and value of your property.
- Protects against the elements.
- Cost effective compared to brick walls.
- Wide range of styles and sizes to suit all budgets.
So whats the cost?
As an example the cost for us to install a 20 meter 6 foot (1.83 meter) fence using close board panels, concrete posts and concrete gravel boards will cost around £4050 including vat. This works out at around £202 per meter. For a 20 meter 6 foot fence using lap panels, timber posts and timber gravel boards will cost around £3460 including vat. this works out at around £173 per Costs can increase or decrease depending on site conditions, choice of fence and size.
See blog and frequently asked question page for more information regarding specifications.
What do I get?
- Removal and disposal of existing fence.
- Hedges pruned and shrubs / undergrowth removed if needed to set fence line.
- Posts set to around 500 mm-600 mm in to the ground and set in rapid set concrete.
- 1.8 meter by 1.8 meter timber fence panels, 150 mm high gravel boards and 3 meter posts
