Make the entrance easy to follow
A clear approach helps visitors find their way to the front door. We look at how the path joins the drive or pavement, where doors open and whether existing steps need to remain. An edge in a contrasting tone can define the route without overwhelming the rest of the frontage.
Useful side paths and garden links
A narrow passage may need room for a wheelbarrow or bins, while a garden route may need to connect several seating areas. Tell us what travels along each path. That helps us plan usable widths, corners and joins with existing surfaces.
Plan around your access needs
Let us know if the route will be used with a mobility scooter, wheelchair or walking aid. The survey can consider gradients, turning room and thresholds alongside the finish. Suitability depends on the whole layout and your needs, so these details should be discussed at the start.
