Patios built to last, not just to look good
A patio is only as good as what's underneath it. Plenty of the paving we're called out to repair failed because it was laid straight onto sand or a thin bed with no thought for drainage. We do it properly: a compacted sub-base, the right depth of mortar, and falls set so water runs away from your house rather than pooling on the slabs or sitting against the brickwork.
Whether you want a large entertaining space, a neat path around the side of the house, or a full driveway, we handle the whole job — from lifting the old surface and sorting the levels through to the final jointing and a proper clean-down.
Materials we work with
- Porcelain paving — hard-wearing, low-maintenance and barely fades. Ideal for a clean, modern finish.
- Natural stone & sandstone — warm, characterful and timeless; a favourite for period and country properties.
- Block paving — strong and repairable, the classic choice for driveways that take vehicle weight.
- Porcelain & brick borders — edging and detailing that frames the space and holds everything in place.
Why homeowners in Burgess Hill choose Flint
We're local, we're fully insured, and we give you a fixed written quote before we start — so there are no surprise costs halfway through. One tidy crew handles your job from start to finish, the site is protected while we work, and all the waste leaves with us. Most of our work comes from recommendations, which tells you how we like to leave a garden.
We cover Burgess Hill, Haywards Heath, Hassocks, Hurstpierpoint, Ditchling and the wider Mid Sussex area.
Common questions
How much does a new patio cost in Burgess Hill?
Every garden is different, so we give a fixed written quote after a free site visit. Cost depends on size, the material you choose and how much groundwork is needed — we'll talk you through the options and the price before any work starts.
What's the best paving for a patio?
Porcelain is the most popular right now for being tough and low-maintenance, while natural sandstone suits period homes beautifully. We'll recommend what fits your garden, your style and your budget.
How long does a patio take to lay?
Most domestic patios take a few days to a week depending on size and access. We'll give you a realistic timescale in your quote and keep you updated as we go.
Do you remove the old patio?
Yes — lifting and disposing of the existing surface is part of the job, and all waste is taken away when we finish.