Yorkstone Paving in St Albans

St Albans is one of the older continuously-inhabited towns in England — the Roman city of Verulamium sits underneath the modern street pattern, and the Cathedral has been on the same hill since the 11th century. The Georgian and Victorian terraces along Holywell Hill and the substantial Edwardian and inter-war housing around Marshalswick and Verulam carry the same architectural seriousness. Yorkstone fits St Albans gardens because the buildings themselves expect stone, and the conservation framework usually rules out concrete alternatives.

We supply across AL1, AL2, AL3 and AL4 — central St Albans, Harpenden edge, Wheathampstead, London Colney, Park Street, Bricket Wood. The work tends heritage-led: reclaimed Yorkstone for matching original paving in Georgian and earlier properties; aged Greetland for the new garden builds in the AL4 commuter estates; dressed walling for boundary work in the cathedral-area conservation zone.

The Cranleigh yard is sixty-five miles south of St Albans via the M25. AL postcodes deliver next-working-day on stocked items; bespoke cuts done at the yard before delivery.

Free samples by post; the Cranleigh showroom is about ninety minutes south by road.