The right space
Make room for dining, relaxing or both. A layout should fit the way you want to spend time outside.
GardenPatios, paving & groundworks / Hertfordshire
A patio that never quite earns its place?
Too cramped for the table, awkward to reach or simply somewhere you never sit? MLG plans patios around the space and the way you want to use it, with the preparation and finishing details considered together.
Your postcode. A few photos. A place to begin.
Sound familiar?
Choosing the finish is easier when you know the space will work. Start with what your current patio stops you doing.

How MLG can help
Start with the table, seating and routes through the garden. MLG can discuss a layout that allows for the everyday movement around them, as well as the paving itself.
How MLG can help
The existing surface is only part of the picture. Discuss the base, levels, access and drainage so the proposed work addresses the site, rather than simply covering it.
How MLG can help
Think about the house, boundaries, planting and how much upkeep you want. MLG can work through the appearance and practical considerations of the options with you.
Room to dine and unwind
A layout that connects to your home
Practical details included in the plan

See the possibilities in real work
Explore the photographs and details.
The position, size and levels of a patio shape how it feels. Start with the furniture, sunlight and routes through your garden; then work through the materials and preparation.
Make room for dining, relaxing or both. A layout should fit the way you want to spend time outside.
Explore the appearance and upkeep of porcelain and natural stone alongside the practical demands of the site.
Access, excavation, levels and drainage all belong in the conversation before the scope is agreed.
From the MLG portfolio
How would you like to spend time on your patio?
Discuss your patioClarity before commitment
Area is only part of the picture. Preparation, access, drainage, steps and material choice can all affect the work. Photos and a short description help make the first conversation more useful.
Planning a driveway or preparatory work? Tell us about the existing surface, access and how the space needs to function. The finish and any drainage requirements should be considered as part of the site assessment.
A straightforward starting point
Wondering whether a new patio means taking on the whole garden? It does not. Individual patio enquiries are welcome. Talk through the area you want to improve, then decide what work makes sense for you.
Discuss your patioYou can ask questions before deciding what happens next.From idea to garden
A little clarity makes a big difference.
Here’s where the conversation begins.
Tell us what you want to change, where the garden is and how you want to use it.
Talk through access, levels, materials and the details that matter to your project.
Agree the scope and understand the quotation before the work begins.
Bring the different elements together, with the finishing details considered.
Before you begin
Yes. Individual patio projects are welcome, as well as paving within a complete garden transformation.
No. Bring examples of the look you like and explain how you plan to use the space. Materials can be discussed alongside the layout and practical details.
Photos help start the conversation. They may not show levels, access or ground conditions, so a reliable quotation needs a clear scope and enough information about the site.
Driveways and groundworks are part of the service range. Include the intended use, existing surface and postcode in your enquiry so the project can be discussed.
Let’s start with your garden
A complete transformation or one good change. Tell us what you have in mind.
Start your projectOr call 07476 555205