How soon can my Bradstone Assured Installer start work?
Most reputable installers, including Bradstone Assured Installers, often have longer lead times due to high demand. In many cases, you may need to book several months in advance.

Why should I wait for a Bradstone Assured Installer instead of going with someone who is available sooner?
While it can be tempting to choose a quicker option, a Bradstone Assured Installer is worth the wait. These professionals are vetted for quality and expertise, ensuring your project is completed to the highest standards. Choosing a less reputable installer could result in subpar work or issues down the line-waiting for an Assured Installer helps protect your investment and ensures peace of mind.

Can I get an estimate of when they can start before committing?
Yes, your Bradstone Assured Installer will provide you with an estimated start date once you make an enquiry. It's always a good idea to book early, especially during peak seasons.

Bradstone Assured Installers are handpicked for their experience, professionalism, and quality of workmanship. They follow best practices, use high-quality Bradstone products, and are committed to delivering excellent results. Plus, all work carried out by a Bradstone Assured Installer is covered by a guarantee, providing additional reassurance.

The duration of your project will depend on several factors, including the size and complexity of the work, the type of materials being used, and weather conditions. For an accurate estimate, it’s important to discuss these details with your Bradstone Assured Installer.

Smaller projects, like a patio or pathway, could take a few days to a week, while larger landscaping or driveway installations may take several weeks. Your installer will give you a customised timeline based on your project specifics.

When you choose a Bradstone Assured Installer, your project is backed by our 5-Year Installation Guarantee. This means that if any issues arise from the installation process within five years, we will rectify them at no extra cost, providing you with peace of mind and long-term confidence in your investment.

It’s difficult to provide a precise figure without knowing the full details of your project. However, a good rule of thumb is the 80/20 rule. Around 20% of the cost will typically go towards the paving slabs, while 80% will be for the preparation work and installation. This includes ground preparation, laying the foundation, and ensuring a high-quality, long-lasting finish.