1. The area to be paved is cleared of all debris, grass and weeds.

2. 4-6 inches + the thickness of the slabs desired is required which may have to be dug out.

3. 2-4 inches of MOT is laid and compacted.

4. 2 inches of Sharp sand and cement (mix ratio 4:1) is required to lay the slabs onto.
5. Special adhesive is advised to be applied beneath the Porcelain slabs.

6. The slabs are laid and cuts fitted on the edges where necessary.
7.Patio is grouted like normal tiles.

The price above is our per man day rate. Please feel free to contact us for a free detailed quotation of material, labour and waste removal.

The process to your new fence begins with a request for a quotation. We would then arrange a visit to measure the perimeter of the area to be fenced after which, we will offer a detailed quotation in pdf. format. When our quotation is accepted, we will arrange a start date for your project.

1.First we remove any old fence which may have been present.

2. We then get our first and last posts fitted in order draw a straight, level line from one end to another.

3. The holes for the posts in between are dug.

4. The posts are installed using a level and the line from the first to the end post as a guide.

5. We install the gravel boards and fence panels which in most cases are slotted in between concrete posts.

The price noted above is our man day rate. Please feel free to contact us for a free detailed quotation of material, labour and waste removal.

The process of our artificial grass installation begins with a request for a quotation, We will then arrange a visit, measure the area where the artificial grass is to be laid, and then offer you a detailed, itemised quotation in pdf. format. When our quotation is accepted, we agree on a start date and begin your artificial grass project. 

1. First we clear the area where the artificial grass is to be laid from all grass, bush, shrub and rubble. 
2. We then ensure that at least 4 inches is available to cater for 2 inches of MOT  and 2 inches of sharp sand that is used in prep.
3.Treated 2" x 4" timber may be used in the perimeter of the aggregate when there are no other borders available to ensure the aggregate stays in place.
4. The MOT is laid and compacted with the sharp sand being laid on top of the MOT and also compacted.
5. We then lay landscape fabric over the entire area of the prep to prevent weeds from growing.
6. The artificial grass is then rolled out on top of the landscape fabric, cut to size and pinned down using turf pins or galvanised nails when 2" x 4" timber is used.
7. Lastly kiln dried sand is brushed over the surface of the newly laid turf to weigh it down and also to give it a natural look.

The price quoted above is our man day rate. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed quotation of materials, labour and waste removal.

We offer pruning, hudge trimming, grass cutting, flower planting, soil rejuvenating and other general garden up keep services. The price quoted above is our man day rate.

The process of our new lawn installation begins with the request for a quotation. We would then arrange a visit to measure and assess the area where the new lawn is to be laid. We would then proceed to issue a detailed quotation to the customer in pdf. format. When our quotation is accepted, we would arrange a start date for your project.

1. The area where the new lawn is to be laid will be clear of all grass, shrubs and rubble, ensuring to remove all roots of weeds which may be present.

2. The soil is then rotivated.

3. New topsoil may be required which will be treated with fertiliser and compost.

4. the soil is rolled and raked level to allow for the new lawn to be rolled onto it.

5. The new lawn is rolled out and watered for about 20 minutes with a garden hose. This should be done long enough to allow the water to penetrated through the layer of turf into the soil below.

6. A sprinkler is advised for the new lawn to be watered daily for 10-20 minutes.

7. Customers should avoid walking onto the new lawn until its first cut in 3 months after it was first laid.

The price quoted above are our man day rate. Please feel free to contact us for a free detailed quotation of materials, labour and waste removal.

Re-claimed brick paving is not a common job as it requires expert craftsmanship. 

1. The border for the brick paving will have to be cemented in first.

2. Due to the irregular and jagged shape of reclaimed bricks, a damp mix of sharp sand and cement is required as a bed to the the brick paving onto.

3. The herring bone pattern is fitted within the borders of the area to be paved.

4. All cuts are fitted in.
5. Kiln dried sand or a dry mix of sharp sand and cement is brushed in between the gaps. 

The price quoted above is our man day rate. Please feel free to contact us for a free detailed quotation of materials, labour and waste removal.

1. The area to be paved is cleared of all debris, grass and weeds.

2. 4-6 inches + the thickness of the slabs or bricks desired is required which may have to be dug out.

3. 2-4 inches of MOT is laid and compacted.

4. 2 inches of Sharp sand and cement mix 4:1 is required to lay the slabs onto. (in some cases no cement is require, only sharp sand)

5. The slabs are laid and cuts fitted on the edges where necessary.

The price above is our per man day rate. Please feel free to contact us for a free detailed quotation of material, labour and waste removal.

1. The area where the Shingle or Slate is to be laid is cleared of all debris, grass and rubble.

2. Borders are fitted to ensure the stones don't scatter and get lost over time.

3. 4-6 inches of MOT is laid and compacted.

4. A landscape fabric is laid over the MOT to prevent weeds from growing.

5. The Shingles or Slate is laid onto the landscape fabric.

The price above is our man day rate. Please feel free to contact us for a free detailed quotation of materials, labour and waste removal.

The process of building a garden wall with Grinnovative Landscapes begins with a request for a quotation. We would then arrange a visit to measure and assess the area where the garden wall is to be built. We would then proceed to offer a detailed quotation the the customer in a pdf. format. When our quotation is accepted, we will proceed to book in a start date for your project.

1. A 12" - 15" deep trench is dug where the garden wall is to be built.

2. The trench is then filled with concrete to serve as a footer, foundation for your garden wall.

3. We would then use a 4:1 mix of building sand and cement as mortar for your garden wall.

4. Garden wall is built straight and level using lines and levels as guidance.

The price quoted above is our man day rate. Please feel free to contact us for a free detailed quotation for materials, labour and waste removal.