Patio Installation in Stroud

Patios & Garden Paving Specialists Serving Stroud & Gloucestershire

A beautifully designed patio transforms how you use your outdoor space — creating an alfresco dining area, entertaining space or outdoor room that adds genuine lifestyle value and increases the appeal of your home. We work with a full range of materials: porcelain paving for a contemporary, frost-proof finish; natural sandstone, limestone and Indian stone for a warm, traditional character; and granite or slate for premium durability. Every patio is set on a properly prepared mortar bed at the correct depth, with falls engineered away from the property for drainage. Jointing is completed with either traditional mortar or resin-based jointing compound for superior weed resistance. Steps, raised patios, retaining walls and garden walls are all within our scope — we design and build complete outdoor spaces, not just flat slabs. Fully insured, free design consultation, written quotes on every job.

We work regularly across Stroud and the Five Valleys — completing driveways, patios, fencing and groundworks projects across GL5 and GL6 postcodes and into the wider Cotswold fringe. Spring installation slots are now available for April and May — get in touch to book your free site visit. Stroud's distinctive valley topography creates genuinely varied ground conditions. Properties on the valley floors — particularly in Stroud town, Brimscombe and Thrupp — sit on alluvial clay that retains moisture and requires careful sub-base preparation to prevent settlement. On the Cotswold escarpment and hilltop villages — Bisley, Minchinhampton, Rodborough, Nailsworth plateau — ground is typically better-draining limestone or freestone, though tree root zones and narrow access are common considerations. In the Slad, Painswick and Toadsmoor valleys, gradients and drainage design need particular thought. We survey every site individually before agreeing any scope of work. Stroud District Council follows standard national Permitted Development rules. Permeable surfaces are generally planning-free; impermeable surfaces over 5m² in front gardens require consent if they drain to the highway. Stroud town and many of the hilltop villages — Painswick, Minchinhampton, Bisley, Nailsworth — have Conservation Area designations where materials need to be appropriate to the local character. We advise on all of this clearly at your free site visit. We cover all GL5 and GL6 postcodes and work regularly in Nailsworth, Stonehouse, Dursley, Painswick, Minchinhampton, Bisley, Chalford, Brimscombe, Thrupp, Cirencester and across the Cotswold villages. All quotations are fixed in writing before any work begins. No deposit required until we start on site. We carry £5 million public liability insurance. All work includes a written guarantee. Call us on 07578 180526 or use the form above for a free, no-obligation site visit.