Natural Paving Patio with Flower Beds Aigburth
In this paving project, we transformed the rear backyard by creating a raised patio area in the corner and a path alongside the house and also leading to the garden gate and patio. We used natural Indian sandstone and Marshalls Fairstone Brick to create a retaining edge for the raised patio. We were also creating two large raised flower beds on either side of the path leading to the garden gate. These raised flower beds are retained using natural stone paving laid on edge.
We carried this project out in the Aigburth area, Sefton Park, Liverpool.
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“Absolutely fantastic! We needed a way to stop water running underneath a poorly designed automatic door threshold into our Property. Abel Landscapes came up for a site-visit and advised on the best, affordable and wheelchair friendly drainage channel, making sure the water runs off down the street rather than into our building. A time amd date convenient to us was agreed. When the workmen came I was very impressed to witness a throrough and professional pre-job brief -all too often have I had it happen that after everything was agreed on site-visit, then the workmen turn up and ask “so what needs doing here?” not having been briefed about the job at all- not so with Abel Landscapes: they were briefed not only with everything that was agreed on during site visit but also the technical aspects and details of execution of the job. It was a joy to hear a proper job brief. Then the work itself was carried out swiftly and extraordinarily neatly. The finished job looks so good and un-intrusive I had to point out to staff that it’s already been done and they were impressed how well it fitted with the look of the front of our building. Most importantly though: it works! The drainage channel keeps the water away from our building and we can finally replace the sodden moss-ridden carpet. Thank you Abel Landscapes! 5 stars all round from communication over design to execution -oh, and reasonable price – I cannot recommend them enough! I would use them again in a heartbeat.”
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