Landscaping overview
All Pave delivers landscaping for Lancashire homes where the garden needs proper structure, cleaner access, stronger boundaries, and durable paved areas that work with the driveway and patio layout.
Hard landscaping, garden paving, paths, patios, fencing, and practical garden upgrades. Every job starts with a free site survey covering levels, drainage and access, followed by a written quote.
Tell us where the property is and what you would like done. We usually reply to enquiries within 24 hours.
They did my rear garden on two levels with sleepers, Indian stone and artificial grass. What a great team. The job they did is top quality and I would definitely recommend them.
ALLPAVE arrived and in 3 days I had a level lawn and a new extended patio. The new fence and top quality lawn look beautiful. Thank you John and all the lads.
The All Pave team have been outstanding. The team worked tirelessly from start to finish and laid a beautiful patio, walkway, turf and fencing. I would recommend these guys to anyone.
Landscaping at All Pave means the hard structure of a garden. That covers patios, paths, steps, edging, drainage and boundary fencing, planned together so the garden is easier to use and easier to look after. Many of our landscaping jobs start with a garden that stays wet, has awkward levels, or has been improved bit by bit over the years so nothing quite joins up.
We work from our base in Bamber Bridge, across Lancashire and in Southport and Formby.
A good garden layout starts with how you want to use the space. Where do you sit in the afternoon sun? Where do the bins go? Which routes do people actually walk? Answering those questions first stops paths going to the wrong place and patios ending up in permanent shade.
We then look at the practical side. That means levels across the garden, where surface water collects, how materials and machinery will get in, and how the new work meets the house, the driveway and the boundaries.
Many Lancashire gardens slope, whether gently towards the house or steeply up a hillside. Changes in level can be handled with steps, raised patio areas and retaining edges. Steps need an even rise and a comfortable tread depth so they are safe to use, and should be built on a proper base so they do not tilt or crack over time.
Standing water is one of the most common reasons people call us. Patios and paths are laid to falls so rain runs away from the house and off the paving, and any hard surface next to the house sits at least 150mm below the damp proof course. Where water collects, channel drains, gravel filled trenches or a soakaway can carry it away. Sorting out drainage before choosing materials saves a lot of problems later.
We work with the same materials we use on driveways, so the garden can tie in with the front of the house.
Each hard surface is built on a compacted sub base suited to how it will be used, with firm edging so it stays in place.
Every landscaping job starts with a free site survey. We look round the garden, check the levels, drainage and access, and talk through how you want to use the space. The written quote then breaks the job into its parts, such as patio, paths, steps, drainage and fencing, so you can see what each element involves and adjust the scope if you need to. For early guidance, send a few photos and your postcode. We are based in Bamber Bridge and cover Lancashire, including Southport and Formby.
The finish you see sits on work you do not. These are the parts of a landscaping job that decide how well it drains, how it wears and how long it lasts.
All Pave delivers landscaping for Lancashire homes where the garden needs proper structure, cleaner access, stronger boundaries, and durable paved areas that work with the driveway and patio layout.
We visit the property to measure up and check levels, drainage and access. You then get a written quote setting out the work, and once you are happy we agree a start date with you.
New installs, replacements, adjoining paths or patios, edging, steps and the areas where one surface meets another can all be priced together in one written quote.
Most problems with landscaping come back to three things. The base underneath, the way water moves off it, and how well the edges are finished.
If you are looking at landscaping, the usual next step is a quick survey, practical advice on finish and layout, and a straight answer on price, timing, and the right route for the property.
We look at the space, the access, the current condition, and what you want the finished result to achieve.
You get a clear recommendation on the right material, layout, and route, along with a written quote rather than guesswork.
Preparation, levels, drainage, edging, and finish are handled properly so the job is not just quick, but right.
You get a completed job that looks strong, feels properly finished, and improves how the property works day to day.
Smaller fencing and repair-led jobs can move quickly. Larger driveway, paving, patio, or multi-area exterior projects take longer once preparation, access, and finish detail are factored in properly.
Smaller jobs can often be handled simply, while larger projects are better split into sensible stages so the scope, progress, and payment structure stay clear.
There are 512 town and village pages for landscaping below. Pick your town, or add your postcode to the quote form and we will confirm whether the job is in our area.
Many jobs cover more than one surface. The driveway, patio, boundary and garden can be planned and priced together.
Block paving driveways, paths, patios, and front-of-house hard landscaping.
Traditional-style tegula block driveway installations with strong visual character.
Modern resin bound driveway finishes built for clean visuals and low maintenance.
Pattern imprinted concrete driveways with durable, decorative finishes.
Indian stone patios, paths, garden landscaping, and selected driveway projects.
Practical, durable tarmac driveways for residential access and parking areas.
Garden fencing, privacy fencing, and boundary fencing for homes across Lancashire.
Call, email or message on WhatsApp with your postcode, the rough size of the area and a few photos if you have them. That is the quickest way to get useful advice and arrange a survey.