Yorkstone Paving in Woking

Woking is a newer kind of Surrey town — the railway arrived in 1838 and most of what's worth looking at architecturally has gone up since. That doesn't make it a town that asks for less from a garden. The Victorian commuter villas of Hook Heath and Pyrford, the post-war detached on the West Byfleet side, and the contemporary new-builds going up around Old Woking all rely on the garden to do the heritage work that the brickwork on the house often can't.

We deliver Yorkstone paving across Woking, West Byfleet, Pyrford, Knaphill, Brookwood and Mayford regularly. Most orders out of our Cranleigh yard reach Woking within a working day — fifteen miles up the A3, then across via the B367 and B380. We coordinate delivery times with landscape contractors directly, which spares the customer the "between 7am and 7pm" delivery slot most haulage firms still offer.

For Woking gardens specifically, two finishes do most of the work. Sawn Yorkstone suits the modern detached houses and the conversions — clean edges, consistent thickness, calibrated to lay without the fuss of riven variation. Aged Yorkstone gives the older Victorian and Edwardian properties the patina they'd otherwise need years to develop, and reads as honest because it's quarried, not manufactured.

Trade accounts come with a 10% discount and a single point of contact on every order — landscaping firms running multiple Woking gardens at once tend to find this the simplest way to work with us.