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- A paved garden patio with contrasting edging around the tree bed.
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- A closer view of the paving and contrasting brick edging on the same patio.
Patio installation in Slough
Nelly's Construction installs patios and works with you on the layout and paving choices. We are a family-run business. A site visit allows us to look at the garden and discuss the work before preparing a free, no-obligation written quotation.
Planning a project in Slough, Berkshire? Tell Nelly what you would like the space to do.
The two photographs show different views of one completed garden patio, including contrasting edging around a tree bed. See more of our completed patio work in the guide below.
Make the space work for you
Before choosing the final patio size in Slough, mark out how you want to use it day to day. A dining area needs room for chairs to pull back, while a relaxing spot may work better with a sofa, small table and space to pass. Think about the route from the back door to the lawn so people are not squeezing behind seats or stepping around planters. Existing trees, beds, sheds or washing lines can shape where the usable area should sit.
- Place your table or seating on the ground plan and add clearance around every chair.
- Walk the back door-to-lawn route while someone is seated.
- Mark the outline with string or chalk, then live with it for an afternoon.
Choosing the finish
Visual paving choices shape how your patio sits against the house and garden. A lighter paving colour can brighten the space, while a deeper tone can feel more settled beside greenery. Larger slabs often give a calmer look, while smaller slabs can add more visual rhythm to tighter areas. Surface texture changes the mood too: smooth-looking finishes feel crisp, and more textured choices bring extra character. Laying pattern should guide the eye without feeling busy. A clear edging detail frames the shape and gives the patio a finished line. Compare examples you like, then choose the combination that best suits your home.
Access, levels and preparation
During the site visit, we look at the existing surface, garden access and how the proposed patio meets the house, lawn and paths. Levels and rainwater flow are considered together with the design, so the preparation and any drainage work can be included in the proposed scope.
From enquiry to quotation
Start with a conversation about what you want to change. Send your postcode, a brief description and photographs if you have them.
We can arrange a site visit to discuss the layout, finish and practical requirements. You receive a free, no-obligation written quotation for the proposed work. If you decide to proceed, we agree the next steps and carry out the work to the agreed scope.
What affects the quotation?
The quotation reflects the work needed at your property: area, layout, paving choice, existing ground, preparation, access, edges, steps and drainage work. The site visit helps us understand these details.
Compare the work included as well as the price and ask about anything that is unclear before deciding.
Before you plan the work
How can I check whether a proposed patio is large enough for my table and chairs? Mark the size out on the ground, place the table if you can, then pull chairs back and walk around them to test everyday usable space.
What should I bring to the discussion if I have not chosen a paving style? Bring photos of patios you like, even if they differ, plus any preferred colours, shapes or finishes. This helps us understand your visual preferences before narrowing the paving style.
Can the design take an existing tree bed or garden feature into account? Yes. We can discuss whether to keep it as a focal point, work around its edge, or adjust the patio shape, including its position relative to the layout, access and seating.
Request a quotation in Slough
Ready to discuss patios in Slough? Tell Nelly what you have in mind and request a free written quotation.
Call 07769 110005 or use the enquiry form.