Driveways, patios, resin surfacing, fencing and garden walls across the City of York and nearby towns including Selby, Tadcaster, Pocklington, Malton, Wetherby and Harrogate.
We’re a York business, so travelling to you is easy whether you’re in a terrace off Bishopthorpe Road, a semi in Acomb or a village home in Strensall. Each area has its own character — different house styles, soil and drainage conditions, and in some cases conservation area rules — and we take that into account when we design your driveway, patio or fence.
Haxby and neighbouring Wigginton sit just north of the ring road, and between them they have a huge number of family homes — semis, detached houses and bungalows with front gardens that are often ripe for turning into proper off-road parking.
Haxby servicesHuntington stretches from the old village by the River Foss out towards Monks Cross, with everything from older cottages to large modern estates in between.
Huntington servicesAcomb is one of York’s largest suburbs, with streets of 1930s and post-war semis and terraces, plus newer infill homes — many with front gardens that have never been properly paved.
Acomb servicesFulford runs along the A19 south of the city, from period villas near the centre to the newer Germany Beck homes, with the River Ouse never far away.
Fulford servicesBishopthorpe is a popular riverside village south of York, home to the Archbishop’s Palace and a mix of traditional cottages, 20th-century family homes and newer properties.
Bishopthorpe servicesHeslington combines a historic village core with the University of York campus and plenty of family and rental homes around it.
Heslington servicesOsbaldwick, east of the city centre, has an attractive village green and beck at its heart, surrounded by established family homes and newer developments nearby.
Osbaldwick servicesStrensall is a large village north of York beside the River Foss and Strensall Common, with a mix of older properties and plenty of modern family homes.
Strensall servicesUpper and Nether Poppleton sit north-west of York near the A59 — sought-after villages with spacious gardens and many traditional homes.
Poppleton servicesDunnington is a thriving village east of York off the A1079, with a mix of older village houses, bungalows and family homes on larger plots.
Dunnington servicesCopmanthorpe is a popular village just south-west of York off the A64, with a historic core and plenty of 20th-century and modern family homes.
Copmanthorpe servicesWe also work in market towns within easy reach of York. Each has its own council, building styles and ground conditions, which we cover on the pages below.
Harrogate is a spa town about 22 miles west of York, known for its Victorian and Edwardian stone villas, wide tree-lined streets and large gardens, alongside modern estates on the edges of town.
Harrogate servicesSelby is a market town on the River Ouse about 14 miles south of York, with Victorian terraces near the abbey, large post-war estates and many new-build homes on the edges of town and in nearby villages.
Selby servicesTadcaster is a small brewery town on the River Wharfe about 10 miles south-west of York, with a historic centre of limestone buildings and newer housing on the outskirts.
Tadcaster servicesPocklington is a busy market town at the foot of the Yorkshire Wolds, about 13 miles east of York, with a historic centre and a lot of newer housing around it.
Pocklington servicesMalton and neighbouring Norton sit on the River Derwent about 18 miles north-east of York, with a historic stone-built market town at the centre and a growing number of new homes around it.
Malton servicesWetherby is a market town on the River Wharfe about 13 miles west of York, with a stone-built centre, mature family homes and newer developments on the edges of town.
Wetherby servicesWigginton, Clifton, Rawcliffe, Heworth, Tang Hall, Dringhouses, Holgate, South Bank, Woodthorpe, Earswick, Skelton, Wheldrake, Elvington, Stockton-on-the-Forest, York city centre and nearby villages. Not sure if we cover you? Send us your postcode.
Tell us a little about your project and we’ll arrange a visit to measure up and talk through options — anywhere in York and the surrounding villages.
