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Heinsberg, Kreis Heinsberg

Paving and patio construction in Heinsberg

Driveways, paths, yards and patios are built here from the first cut of the excavator to the last joint. One contractor, one considered build up, one surface that holds.

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Newly laid path of dark concrete block paving with a light kerb along a planted bank

Our own photograph of a completed surface

Paving Patios Outdoor works Excavation Fencing

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What we take on for your outdoor surface

Seven trades that meet on the same surface. You do not have to split them between several firms.

  • Paving

    Driveways, paths, yards and other paved outdoor areas. We take on the complete build up including excavation, sub base, drainage and expert laying of the paving.

  • Patio construction

    Individual patios in concrete slabs, ceramic slabs or natural stone. From preparing the ground to laying the surface, all the work comes from one hand.

  • Excavation

    Digging out, removing soil, adjusting levels and building load bearing sub bases. Placing the individual layers under paving and patio surfaces belongs to this as well.

  • Drainage and rainwater

    We set drainage channels, lay pipework and build solutions for controlled infiltration and discharge of rainwater, for example through soakaway crates.

  • New gardens and redesign

    Existing gardens redesigned or complete outdoor areas created: preparing the ground, new paths and surfaces and a design that follows your ideas.

  • Lawn and turf

    Areas prepared properly for a new lawn and turf laid correctly, including soil removal, topsoil and fine grading.

  • Fencing

    Installation of fence systems, in particular double wire mesh fences with matching privacy inserts. From setting the posts to the finished assembly.

Build up

A surface is whatever lies beneath it

What you see later is the thinnest layer of them all. Whether a surface is still level in ten years is decided underneath.

  1. Excavation

    The ground is dug out to the depth required so there is room for every layer under the finished surface.

  2. Formation level

    The base is graded and compacted. This is where the fall is created that will later carry the water away.

  3. Base course

    The sub base carries the load. It is placed and compacted in layers so the surface does not settle.

  4. Laying course

    A thin, even layer that the paving is set into. It levels out, it is not meant to carry.

  5. Paving

    Stone by stone in the chosen bond, with clean junctions at kerb, channel and building.

  6. Joints and edges

    The joints are filled, the kerbs are set, the surface is vibrated. Only then is the interlock closed.

Compacted sub base of a yard between two houses, prepared for the paving course

Every surface gets the build up its use demands. A garden patio carries different loads than a driveway you park on.

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Our own photographs

Surfaces from our own work

Every image comes from one of our own sites: finished surfaces as well as the state of things in the middle of the work.

Dark paved path with a light kerb between beds and a privacy fence
Path in dark concrete block Paved path with a light kerb along a planted bank
Dark paving meets a row of light slabs and a timber deck
Junction with the decking Dark paved area meeting a light slab edge and a timber deck
Newly laid grey slab surface next to a white house wall
Yard in large format Slabs in graded greys on a newly built area beside the house
Warm toned natural stone slabs in an irregular bond beside a lawn edge
Natural stone polygonal slabs Path of irregular natural stone with a mosaic border beside lawn and brickwork
Light patio slabs next to a dark timber deck in front of a grey fence
Patio with a timber edge Light large format patio slabs with an adjoining timber deck in front of a privacy fence
Laid slab surface along a house wall with a metal handrail
Slab surface along the wall Laid surface with kerbs set and a handrail fitted
Steps of dark concrete blocks with a retaining wall in a bank
Block steps in a level change Flight of concrete block steps with a retaining wall at the side
Set block steps on open ground during the work
The same steps under way The steps are set, the surroundings are still open
Compacted grey sub base on a narrow yard between two buildings
Sub base between two houses Compacted sub base prepared for the paving course
Graded base course on a wide yard before the paving is laid
Prepared surface Graded and compacted base course on a larger yard
Excavated driveway with open ground beside an outbuilding
Excavating a driveway Soil removed on a driveway, edges and levels pegged out
Soil removal with open ground along a house wall and a timber fence
Ground work at the house Soil removed along a house wall before the base courses go in
Lawn and an adjoining paved surface in a domestic garden
Garden with a paved area Lawn with an adjoining paved surface behind the house
Freshly laid lawn along a red brick wall
Lawn at the brick wall New lawn laid along an existing wall

Enquiry

Tell us which surface should be built

Location, rough size and what is lying there today. For the first step we need no more than that.

Telephone
+49 170 364 37 13
Address
Am Rittersitz 9, 52525 Heinsberg

A visit to the site is the honest way to a quote you can rely on. Access, levels and ground conditions only show themselves on the surface itself.

Your name, a phone number and a short description are enough.

Material and bond

Stone, format, bond

Which stone fits is decided by the surface itself: how it is used, what surrounds it and what the house already sets out.

  • Concrete block

    The classic for driveways and yards. Hard wearing, available in many formats and shades, and easy to repair if damage occurs.

  • Concrete slabs

    Calm surfaces with few joints. For patios where furniture stands and chairs are pushed back.

  • Ceramic slabs

    A dense surface, laid to a precise edge. Resistant to staining and easy to clean.

  • Natural stone

    Every slab is different. Laid polygonally or in a fixed format, with warm colour and a living surface.

Stretcher bond

Rows offset by half a stone. Calm, economical, good for long paths.

Herringbone bond

Interlocked diagonally. The strongest bond for surfaces that carry vehicles.

Basketweave bond

Four stones in a square, turned against each other. A pattern that gives the surface structure.

Stack bond

Continuous joints in both directions. Strict and calm, suited to large formats.

We bring samples to the site and lay the stones out for you. On a screen every surface looks different from how it looks in daylight.

Process

From the enquiry to the finished surface

Five steps, in this order. You always know what happens next.

  1. Enquiry

    You write to us briefly: the location, the surface, what is lying there today.

  2. Site visit

    We look at the surface, take measurements and settle levels, access and drainage.

  3. Quote

    You receive a quote that names the layers and the square metres, not just a total.

  4. Execution

    Excavation, sub base, laying. We keep the site tidy and clear it at the end.

  5. Handover

    We walk the surface with you and talk through joints, care and topping up the sand.

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Area we work in

Heinsberg and the Kreis Heinsberg

Our base is Am Rittersitz 9 in Heinsberg. Enquiries from the town and from the places in the district are in the right hands here.

  • Heinsberg
  • Oberbruch
  • Kirchhoven
  • Karken
  • Geilenkirchen
  • Hückelhoven
  • Wassenberg
  • Wegberg
  • Gangelt
  • Waldfeucht
  • Selfkant
  • Erkelenz

How far we travel depends on the project. Simply ask, even if your town is not on this list.

Questions

What clients ask us first

Six answers that take care of most follow up questions.

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