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How much does a patio cost?

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A well-designed patio frequently takes centre stage in one’s imagination when picturing the ideal outdoor area. The attractiveness of a new patio is evident — whether it’s used as a bustling gathering place for weekend barbecues or as a peaceful hideaway for morning coffees and a good book. By doing this, you will be able to enjoy your garden even on occasions when the grass is too wet or uneven to use patio furniture — in addition to adding another attraction to the garden. But as with any building project, there is, of course, always the nagging question of how much it will actually cost for you to achieve that goal…

WHAT FACTORS IMPACT COST?

A basic patio can be built for between £50 and £80/m2, but the price can rise significantly to £150/m2 with more intricate designs, higher-quality materials, and added features like lighting, heating or landscaping. Many factors can affect a patio’s cost, so taking these into account will help you understand the complete picture. Here are a few crucial influencing factors:

Building a brand-new patio typically requires more preparation and work than renovating an old one. Costs may increase with the removal of outdated materials

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