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Professional Patio Installers covering Crewe, Nantwich, Sandbach, Alsager and beyond.

We bring trained and experienced knowledge of local soil conditions, drainage requirements and also stone performance. This is essential for patios which are not only aesthetically pleasing but also installed to last.

We install all our patios to meet modern British Standards using the correct sub-base for your garden’s conditions plus correct falls and drainage solutions. You can read more in our blog.

Why Choose Natural Stone for Your Garden?

Natural stone brings traditional character, warmth and timeless appeal to your garden! We love it. Its tones and textures are unique. Natural stone paving pairs beautifully with pathways of setts, reclaimed block and stone work plus gravels and less-modern garden planting schemes.

- Unique texture and variation

- Warm, authentic appearance

- Available in various colours & finishes

You may also like to consider Porcelain Paving?

Sandstone, Limestone & Granite Patio Options

Goodwin Gardens has installed so much more than the ‘normal’ Indian Sandstone. On of our favourites is Egyptian limestone. Travertine is also a particularly rare but characterful option. Flamed granite is also great for more modern garden which want a characterful finish.

Natural stone expands beyond just paving, complimentary of pathways and walling solutions; giving diversity and bringing neutral beauty to your garden.

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STONE PAVING: Frequently Asked Questions

  • Not if installed correctly. As a natural material, it does benefit in the long run from some protection… which is why we recommend sealing.

  • Basically, yes. It is quicker to install and the more common and widely available options (Indian Sandstone) are low cost slabs. However, there is a wide range of natural stone paving options. Some are very expensive, other much less so.

  • Yes, your probably could whilst by the time you’ve mastered a digger (or dug by hand!?) then hired all the tools and spent multiple evenings and weekends on it… you may wish you hadn’t? Still, contact us for free tips and pointers if you want to DIY it!