Outdoor Transformations

What do you want your space to become?

Most outdoor projects aren't a single surface — they're a combination. Solutions start from the outcome you want and work backwards to the surface mix that gets you there.

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Solution 01Coming soon

Artificial Grass + Paving

What it is: A courtyard, side return or small garden that combines a hard paved zone — for seating, movement or drainage — with an artificial grass panel for year-round green without the upkeep.
Why it works: Small or awkwardly shaped gardens rarely have enough sun or soil depth for a full natural lawn to thrive, and an all-hard surface can feel harsh. Combining the two gives structure and softness in one plan.
How it's built: Paving defines the hard-use zones and drainage lines first; the artificial grass base is built into the remaining area at a matched finished level, so the two surfaces meet cleanly at a defined edge.

Solution 02Coming soon

Pool Area Transformation

What it is: Non-slip paving around the pool edge combined with synthetic turf surrounds — a surface pairing built for a wet, high-traffic, barefoot environment.
Why it works: Pool surrounds need a paving finish with appropriate slip resistance, and natural grass close to a pool often struggles with chlorinated splash-out and heavy foot traffic. Artificial turf tolerates both better in that specific zone.
How it's built: Paving is laid with falls directing water away from the pool structure; synthetic turf areas are built on a free-draining base so splash-out doesn't pool or puddle around the edges.

Solution 03Coming soon

Driveway + Lawn Refresh

What it is: A coordinated upgrade of the two surfaces that define a home's street-facing presence — a new paving or tar driveway alongside a renovated or newly established front lawn.
Why it works: A driveway and front lawn are usually seen together, and inconsistent quality or condition between the two is one of the more noticeable things about a property's kerb appeal.
How it's built: Driveway base work and lawn regrading are sequenced so vehicle and material access doesn't damage the new lawn area, with final levels coordinated across both surfaces.

Not sure which fits?

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The quote form includes a 'Combination' and 'Not Sure' option for exactly this reason. You don't need to know the surface mix before you enquire.

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