Yorkstone Paving in Cranleigh

Cranleigh sits in the Surrey Hills, and we deliver Yorkstone paving to gardens right across the village and its neighbours: Ewhurst, Alfold, Dunsfold, Bramley, Shamley Green, and across the county line into Rudgwick. For a village that still calls itself England's biggest, the lanes can be narrow and the drives tight, so our team plans each pallet drop around your site before it leaves the quarry.

The Surrey Hills around Cranleigh have a softer stone character than the gritstone walls of West Yorkshire — sandstone outcrops, flint and brick traditions, oak-framed cottages with weathered stone thresholds. Yorkstone fits the Cranleigh landscape because it ages into it. New Greetland paving laid this spring will look part of the place by its third winter. Reclaimed flags, lifted from Yorkshire mill yards and brought south, arrive with a hundred years of weather already on them.

Most of what Cranleigh customers ask for is paving — riven for traditional cottages, sawn for the contemporary builds going up around the village, aged for those who want the reclaimed look on a working budget. Our Greetland Buff is quarried in Bradford and finished by hand before it goes out. Walling stone, copings, setts and steps all share the same provenance and the same straightforward delivery to GU6: stocked items typically have a lead time of up to 7 days, and bespoke cuts are made to order by our stonemasons.

Samples are posted to your door. Samples available. Lay them on your own patio, see them in Surrey Hills light, and talk the finishes through with our team by phone, email or video call.