Front-door approaches
The entrance path should give visitors a clear route from the driveway or pavement to your door. We look at door swings, steps, lighting positions and how the path meets existing surfaces. Contrasting edging can help visually define the route and connect it with the driveway design.
Garden paths and side access
Side paths often work hard: bins, gardening equipment and everyday foot traffic all use them. In the garden, a path can connect seating areas and planting without interrupting the overall design. We consider the width, corners and access needed for your normal routine.
Thoughtful access for different needs
If you use a walking aid, wheelchair or mobility scooter, tell us when you enquire. We can discuss route widths, gradients, thresholds and turning space during the survey. Suitability depends on the completed design and your individual needs; a resin finish alone does not make every route accessible.
