Light beige porcelain patio installation with raised timber sleeper edging and an artificial lawn, creating a clean and low-maintenance garden design. Completed by landscaper in Lincoln, Lincolnshire.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a patio installation cost in Lincoln?

Patio installation costs vary depending on size, materials, and ground conditions. However, we tailor most projects to suit your budget. Patios with sunken firepits, for examples will cost a considerable amount more than a small garden patio.

Depending on the materials chosen, planning permission is usually not required; however, drainage regulations may still apply.

Once agreed, we schedule materials, confirm dates, and begin work based on the project size.

Yes. Quality artificial grass is durable, non-toxic, and designed for regular family and pet use. As a result, it provides a safe, practical surface for everyday use.

Most patio installations take a few days to two weeks; however, timing depends on size, access, and weather conditions.

We work year-round; however, safe ground conditions determine certain landscaping tasks. For example, heavy rain, frozen soil, or extreme weather can delay patio installation or planting. If weather impacts your project, we keep you informed and reschedule work to maintain a high-quality finish.

Project size, materials, groundwork, drainage, access, and design complexity all influence cost.

Yes, most budgets can be easily met. Changes such as new plants, a new lawn, or updated decking can make a huge difference.

New lawn turf usually establishes within two to four weeks with proper watering and limited use.

A simple layout, lighter colours, raised beds, and consistent materials help a small garden feel more open. Reducing clutter and using lighting or vertical planting also creates a stronger sense of space.

A full garden design typically can range from several weeks to months, depending on the size of the garden, the level of groundwork involved, and weather conditions.

Heavy rain or frozen ground can delay installation to ensure correct base preparation.

 

Fencing costs vary based on materials, height, and ground conditions.

Yes. Garden and driveway gates are often installed as part of a fencing project.

A patio needs adequate surface drainage, such as drainage channels or a soakaway system, to carry rainwater away and prevent standing water or damage to the property.

Light use is often possible immediately, though some areas may need curing or settling time.

Timber fencing suits most gardens, while composite and metal fencing offer lower maintenance options.

Yes. We ensure proper drainage, which prevents waterlogging and helps both turf and artificial grass perform long-term.

It all depends on the size of your garden and what you want to do. We’ll discuss options with you and find out what you’re looking for. We try to provide options to cater to most budgets.