Landscaping and patios · Stonehouse
The garden you keep putting off
Patios, lawns, walls and full transformations, built on the groundwork that decides whether a garden lasts.
What we do
The difference is under the slabs
Anyone can lay stone. What decides how it looks in five years is what got dug, compacted and drained underneath it first.
Patios and paving
Porcelain, sandstone or block, on a full compacted base with a proper fall, so water runs off and slabs stay put.
Full garden makeovers
From first sketch to final sweep. One team, one written price, one person to call.
Get a quote for thisRetaining walls and sleepers
A sloping garden turned into ground you can actually use.
Get a quote for thisLawns, real and artificial
Prepared and levelled first, so there are no dips, no puddles and no visible joins.
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Hard standing that takes the car, drains the rain and still looks right from the kitchen window.
Get a quote for thisPlanting and borders
Chosen for how the garden looks in three years, not just on handover day.
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Jobs finished near Stonehouse
Every photo below is Moe's Group's own work.
How it works
Three steps, no chasing
You always know what happens next, and what it costs, before it happens.
Tell us the idea
A rough thought and a couple of photos of the space is plenty to start.
We measure and price it
A proper visit, then a written quote broken down so you can see where every pound goes.
We build it
An agreed start date, a tidy site, and the same team until it is finished.
Where we work
Based in Stonehouse, covering the county
- Stonehouse
- Cheltenham
- Gloucester
- Stroud
- Tewkesbury
- Cirencester
- Bishops Cleeve
- Painswick
- Dursley
Questions
The things people ask first
How much does a patio cost?
Most UK patios land between £80 and £180 per square metre including the base, drainage and jointing. A typical 20 square metre patio comes in around £1,400 to £2,500 depending on the stone. The written quote is itemised, so you can see exactly what you are paying for.
How long does a patio take?
Around 2 to 3 days for a typical 20 square metres: dig out, base, then laying. Steps, walls or tight access add time, and you hear that at quote stage, not on day two.
Why do some patios sink and rock after a year or two?
Because of what is not underneath them. A patio needs 100 to 150mm of compacted MOT Type 1 stone before a single slab goes down. Cheap quotes skip the base because you cannot see it. It is the most important part of the job.
Do I need planning permission?
A back garden patio almost never needs it. Front driveways have drainage rules: if rain cannot soak into the ground, regulations kick in. Everything gets built so water drains where it falls, which keeps you clear of all of it.
Where does the rainwater go?
Every patio is laid with a slight fall away from the house, so water runs to a lawn, border or channel drain instead of pooling against your wall. Drainage is designed in from the start, not patched on after.
Can you work to a budget?
Usually. Name the number and you will get an honest answer about what it buys. Often the same design works with a different stone, or the garden gets built in two stages.
Who clears up afterwards?
The team that made the mess. Spoil, offcuts and packaging all leave with us. What stays behind is the garden.
Free quote
Tell us what you need doing
Send a message and we will get back to you. If it is easier, call us on 07877 042941.
- A fixed written price before any work starts
- No obligation, and no pushy follow-up calls
- A rough idea of the job is all we need to start