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Areas covered

We lay patios across Durham City and in the villages around it.

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  • Back yards and rear-lane access
  • Levels kept below the damp-proof course
  • City, estates and pit villages
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Example image: a row of brick colliery terrace cottages on a hillside

City

Gilesgate, the viaduct streets, Neville's Cross and Crossgate Moor: Victorian terraces, stone semis and inter-war homes, many on slopes.

North of the river

Framwellgate Moor, Pity Me and Newton Hall: post-war and 1970s estates with family gardens that suit porcelain and block paving.

East

Belmont, Carrville, Sherburn and Bowburn: a mix of older terraces and new developments.

South

Shincliffe and Croxdale: village homes and larger detached houses.

West

Brandon, Langley Moor, Meadowfield, Ushaw Moor and Brancepeth: colliery terraces, newer estates and stone village houses.

Also

Witton Gilbert, Bearpark, Esh Winning and Coxhoe.

Durham City conservation area

Much of central Durham is a conservation area, with the cathedral and castle a World Heritage Site. A back garden patio rarely needs permission, but listed buildings may need consent for some garden works. If your home is listed, check with Durham County Council first.

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