MPH · Alfriston
Driveways & landscaping in Alfriston
Driveways, dropped kerbs, patios, paving and complete garden work in Alfriston. One team to discuss the surfaces, access and groundwork your project needs.
17 years’ experience · Resin-bound trained
Choose a patio around your priorities
Some homeowners want a sociable dining space; others value an easy-care path or a quiet corner of the garden. Tell us which matters most to you. We can discuss the paving material and layout alongside preparation, drainage and planting so that the proposal responds to how you will use it.
Our services in Alfriston
Driveways
Block paving, resin bound, tarmac, concrete and imprinted concrete. Discuss surface choice, preparation, edges and drainage together.
Dropped kerbs & vehicle access
Plan the crossover and private parking area together, with the required highway permissions and conditions checked before construction.
Patios, paving & paths
Porcelain, natural stone and block paving for seating areas, paths and steps, with attention to levels and the surrounding garden.
Gardens, fencing & decking
Turfing, planting, fencing and gates, timber or composite decking, sleeper beds and garden features.
Groundworks, concrete & brickwork
Site preparation, drainage, concrete bases and footings, brick walls, retaining work and entrance pillars, with design requirements agreed for the job.
Plan the work around your property
Start with your postcode, a few photographs and a short description of what you want to change. Include approximate dimensions if you have them and tell us about gates, steps or shared access. We will discuss the information needed for a quotation and what should be assessed on site.
Ask for the scope to distinguish preparation, materials, drainage and finishing details. If the job includes structural work, retaining walls or a vehicle crossover, agree the relevant design and approval requirements before construction. A photograph cannot establish everything below ground.
Ready to discuss your Alfriston project?
Tell us your priorities, the features you want to retain and whether you would like the work completed in stages.