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Patios in Downend

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Patio installer from £1,185 in Downend

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What slabs?

Guide prices in Downend

JobTypical price
Indian sandstone£3,090 – £4,120
Porcelain£3,550 – £4,740
Concrete slabs£2,160 – £2,885
Slate£3,395 – £4,535

Dig out, base, slabs and pointing for about 20m². Guides include VAT and are based on typical Downend prices. Your exact price comes from your answers.

Common problems we're asked about

  • Uneven or cracked slabs
  • Moss and weeds between slabs
  • Wanting a seating area
  • Garden slopes and needs levelling
  • Old concrete that's seen better days

What to expect

An installer will measure, check levels and drainage, and help you pick slabs. They'll dig out, lay a proper base and point the joints.

Most patios take 3 to 5 days.

How Honest HQ works in Downend

  1. Donna prices it

    A few taps, one question at a time — and a price on the screen worked out for South West.

  2. Stella books your survey

    Pick a slot there and then. The surveyor confirms the price before any work starts.

  3. Grace sees it through

    She keeps you posted, and checks the job’s been done right in Downend.

Questions people ask

How much does a patio installer cost in Downend?

Most patios jobs in Downend start from about £1,185, and indian sandstone is typically £3,090 – £4,120. Prices in South West are worked into every figure. Answer a few questions above for your own price.

Which slabs are best?

Porcelain is low maintenance. Indian sandstone looks natural and is great value. Concrete slabs are cheapest.

Will it slope?

Yes, slightly, so rain runs away from the house. That's normal and important.

Can you lay over the old patio?

Usually not. It's better to lift it and lay a proper base.