Yorkstone Paving in Putney

Putney runs along the south side of the Thames between Hammersmith Bridge and Wandsworth — a substantial swath of Victorian and Edwardian housing whose gardens have been working hard since the railway arrived in 1846. The Putney Heath edge carries some of the largest residential plots in SW London; the streets nearer the river are tighter but no less well-kept.

We supply Yorkstone paving across the SW15 catchment — Putney High Street, Roehampton Lane, the West Hill area, Putney Heath, and into Roehampton's mixed Georgian and post-war stock. The work splits across all four finishes: reclaimed for Victorian thresholds, aged Greetland for the new-build extensions, riven for traditional design briefs, sawn for the modern conversions becoming more common around the Heath.

The Cranleigh yard is twenty-eight miles south via the A3. Delivery to SW15 is reliable next-working-day on stocked items. Access constraints (narrow side passages, parking restrictions) are common; we coordinate with contractors on timing.

For sample visits, Cranleigh is about an hour by road; free samples also travel by post.