Building prices for patio laid
Laying a patio involves a lot of hard work. First the surface must be levelled out and dug down to a depth that will allow the base sand to be spread onto it. Then the patio slabs themselves must be positioned spaced apart to give a neat pattern. Finally the gaps between the slabs must be filled with a sand, dry mix or wet mix filler. All in all be prepared for a lot of lifting and bending, so watch out for that bad back when laying a patio!
| Detailed Description of Work | Price/Cost | Units | Location | Last Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Removal of old 75m2 patio stones, laying of a further 25m2 of concrete then laying 100 m2 of patio stones (sandstone). | £100 | m2 | Devon | 2009-08-18 |
| Ground levelling, including 66m2 of earth removal, compacted and laid on bed of concrete. Flags included | £85 | m2 | Berkshire | 2009-07-06 |
| flagged garden 2-weeks some bad weather all random india stone £48 sqm Edit: Changed to price per square metre, was £3000 | £48 | m2 | N torkshire | 2009-01-10 |
| Decking 70m2 | £50 | m2 | Camberley | 2008-08-08 |
| Ground levelled, compacted crusher run and laid on a bed of cement. Pointed. Flags not supplied. All other materials supplied including skips hire. | £70 | m2 | Liverpool | 2008-04-29 |
| This is about as close as I can make it based upon recent work, the type of slabs and the area. | £58 | m2 | Kent | 2006-09-22 |