The Landscape Company · Haslemere
Natural stone, sandstone and porcelain patios designed around the house, the garden and the way you want to use the space.
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Natural Stone
A second view of the same garden room terrace, showing how natural stone can sit comfortably alongside established planting and a traditional home.
Paving · Steps · Levels
Limestone paving, brick-framed steps, planted borders, gravel paths and a small retaining wall working together to manage changes in level.
Indian Sandstone
Indian sandstone around an Alitex glass house, with brick-on-edge framing, red-brick retaining walls and a mixture of formal and 45-degree paving.
Porcelain Paving
600 × 900 grey porcelain used in a difficult-access garden, with rendered retaining walls, raised planters and a practical seating area.
Indian Sandstone · Brick Detail
Indian sandstone with 45-degree herringbone brick infills, planted borders and an individual paving shape without relying on curved cuts.
Looking for a new patio in Haslemere? We design and build patios and terraces for period properties, modern homes and challenging gardens across Haslemere, Hindhead, Shottermill, Grayswood and the surrounding Surrey/Sussex borders.
From crisp porcelain terraces to warm natural sandstone, we combine thoughtful design with proper foundations, accurate levels and discreet drainage so your patio looks right and performs properly for years to come.
We focus on considered, construction-led landscaping for homes in and around Haslemere. From first conversation through to the final clean down, everything is handled with care by our own team — from porcelain and natural stone patios to full garden rebuilds.
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Want to see more of our work? Visit our What We Do page for an ever-growing gallery of completed projects and work in progress, photographed on site as the work takes shape.
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Our work is designed around load, ground behaviour and drainage — because outdoor construction has to cope with rainfall, soil movement, seasonal change, roots, slopes and time itself.
Examine our 5-year structural guarantee →You've seen what we build. Now meet the people who build it. From the first conversation and site assessment through ground preparation, construction and finishing, our team is involved in creating the garden you've asked us to build.
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Thinking about a new patio or garden project in Haslemere? Talk to us about what you have in mind.
A patio should look good when it is finished, but the quality of the construction underneath is what determines how it performs over time.
The finished patio is only the last part of the job. These photographs show the construction process on real landscaping projects, from preparing the ground and setting levels to laying and finishing the paving.
Ground preparation, accurate levels and careful laying before the finished natural stone surface is complete.
Preparing the base and setting the paving carefully around the house, thresholds and wider garden levels.
Laying and setting paving within an established garden, with changes of level, access and surrounding planting considered.
We regularly combine patios with driveways and entrances, retaining walls and level changes and drainage improvements where the wider garden requires it.
Once the design and material have been chosen, the important work begins below the finished surface. Haslemere gardens often involve slopes, mixed ground, established planting and awkward access, so the construction needs to be planned around the individual site.
Haslemere isn't a flat housing estate with identical plots. We work with:
All of this affects how we design levels, steps, drainage and retaining edges around your patio.
Every patio project starts with a proper site survey. We:
The foundation of any good patio is the part you don't see. In Haslemere we typically:
On sloping gardens we may also step the sub-base or introduce small retaining structures to keep everything stable.
Haslemere gets its fair share of rain. A patio that looks lovely but holds water is no use to anyone.
We design in:
Where patios connect with parking areas, paths or other garden structures, we coordinate levels so surface water is managed across the wider scheme. See our Haslemere garden drainage & groundworks guide for more detail.
For porcelain and sandstone we:
The joints make a huge difference to both appearance and longevity.
Every project is different, but as a rough guide:
Access, ground conditions and choice of material all affect final cost. We explain this clearly in your written quotation.
For a broader overview of budgets across patios, driveways, walling and full garden projects, see our Haslemere landscaping costs guide.
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We can visit your home, look at levels and access, talk through design ideas and provide a clear, structured quotation for the full installation.
If you’d like to understand what really makes a patio last — from sub-base and bonding to porcelain and sandstone quality — these deeper guides go beyond brochure photos and look at how the structure and materials behave over time.
A structural look at patios: what sits under the slabs, how cement cures, why full bonding matters, and why most failures start long before the surface is finished.
How porcelain is engineered, why some tiles crack outdoors, and how we assess quality before agreeing to install a product.
Why some sandstone patios mellow beautifully and others fail, plus insight into quarry quality, test data and ethical sourcing schemes.
Patio installation costs in Haslemere typically depend on ground conditions, access, drainage requirements and material choice. Porcelain patios generally cost more than natural stone due to material price and cutting precision, while sloping gardens may require additional groundwork or retaining structures. Our landscaping costs 2025 guide explains typical ranges in more detail.
Most patios do not require planning permission, provided surface water drainage is compliant and ground levels are not raised significantly. Properties in conservation areas or near boundaries may require additional consideration. See our planning permission guide.
Porcelain is popular for durability and low maintenance, while natural sandstone suits period properties and rural gardens. Our porcelain vs sandstone guide compares the two in more depth.
Most patios take one to two weeks depending on size, access and weather. Projects involving drainage or retaining work may take longer.
Explore all of our in-depth landscaping guides for Haslemere, Hindhead, Grayswood, Kingsley Green, Shottermill and the surrounding Surrey/Sussex borders:
If you’re considering a new patio, driveway or full garden transformation in Haslemere, we’d be happy to talk through your ideas and advise on the best way forward.
Call: 01428 654812 · 07500 877949
Email: richard@tlchaslemere.co.uk
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