From the kerb to the back fence.

A long gravel drive edged by a curved lawn, leading up to a large house in evening light — **The front**Gravel drive and lawn, 2023

A pale porcelain terrace with lit steps rising between stone-clad walls to a swimming pool — **The back**Stagbury Corner, 135 m² of porcelain, 2024

We’re a landscape construction company based in Epsom. We build driveways, terraces, steps, walls and fencing for homes across Surrey, at the front and the back.

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Reviews: Five stars since 2011
Based in: Epsom, Surrey
Call: 07802 355551

What we build

What goes where.

Most of our work is hard landscaping: the paving, steps, walls and fences that give a property its shape. Pick anything on the list to see where it sits on a plot, and one we’ve built.

The front

Boundaries

The back garden

A typical Surrey plot from above, road on the left. Not to scale.

A pale grey block paved driveway with a dark grey border — **Driveways**Weybridge, 2026. 165 m² of Marshalls block paving, edged in a darker block.

Grey granite setts laid across a driveway entrance — **Driveways**Weybridge, 2026. 165 m² of Marshalls block paving, edged in a darker block.

The front

Make an entrance.

Driveways, entrances and the walls either side. It’s the first part of a property anyone sees and the part that takes the most wear, so what goes underneath matters as much as what goes on top.

A wide driveway of pale grey blocks, framed by a darker grey border, beside a planted bed

Weybridge · August 2026

A 165 m² driveway, framed in a darker block.

Every detail was considered, from the layout and lines through to the edging and the final finish. Practical, built to last, and it changes how the whole house looks from the road.

Area: 165 m²
Blocks: Marshalls Luna Rosa Smooth
Border: Shadow Smooth

The finished Weybridge driveway in front of a red brick house

Granite setts laid across a driveway entrance up to the road — **Granite setts**Epsom Downs, 2025. Each sett laid by hand, then grouted in.

Grey herringbone block paving inside a new red brick wall with a pier — **Herringbone and brick**Silver Haze blocks with a Charcoal border, inside a new brick wall, 2025.

A striped lawn shaped like a kidney, surrounded by a pale gravel drive — **Gravel and lawn**A gravel drive round a curved lawn, finished late 2023.

A resin bound path edged in red brick leading to a white bungalow — **East Horsley**We dug it out, built the brick walls and edging and laid the base. A resin specialist laid the surface, 2025.

Sides and boundaries

The lines round the edge.

Brick walls and piers, close-board and tongue and groove fencing, paths down the side of the house, and pleached trees for privacy above the fence line.

A red brick garden wall with a stone-coloured coping, catching low sun — **Brick garden wall**Ashdown Medium Multi bricks, with a coping, 2025.

Young pleached trees staked in a new bed in front of a timber fence — **Fence and pleached trees**Tongue and groove fencing for a clean, modern boundary, with Photinia above it. Banstead, 2026.

A herringbone path of red clay pavers running between two brick buildings — **Side passage**London Stone Winton clay pavers in herringbone. Arundel, 2024.

A long close-board fence with concrete posts and gravel boards — **Close-board fencing**Between two driveways, for privacy on both sides. Banstead, 2025.

The back garden

Simple, natural and built to last.

Terraces in porcelain and natural stone, steps between levels, pool surrounds, and new lawns to finish.

After: a pale porcelain terrace runs right round the pool, with new walls and steps up to the house

Before: worn concrete slabs round the pool and decorative screen-block walls by the house

The Stagbury Corner Project · 2024

The same pool, from the same spot.

The old slabs and screen-block walls came out. In went 135 m² of porcelain round the pool, new stone-clad walls, and steps with lights set into them, all finished in time for summer.

Or press and hold the photo.

Area: 135 m²
Porcelain: London Stone Golden Stone

Steps show everything.

The cuts, the levels and the line of every edge. They’re the hardest part of a terrace to get right, so here are a few of ours.

Grey porcelain, Epsom Downs
Lit steps, Stagbury Corner
Indian sandstone, Banstead
To the back door, Stagbury Corner

A grey porcelain path running between a striped lawn and raised planters towards a garden room — **Epsom Downs, 2023**A grey porcelain terrace, a long run of steps, raised planters and a full re-turf.

A crisp grey stone edge between a new lawn and a planted border — **The same garden**A crisp edge between the new lawn and the borders.

A small courtyard of large cream porcelain slabs between two fences — **Venetian Beige porcelain, 2024**A small courtyard with a sleeper bed and a channel drain at the door.

Reviews

Nine years apart, and the same words.

Three reviews on Yell, all five stars. The oldest is from October 2011, the newest from October 2020.

October 2011

Mr March and his team did an absolutely first-class job on my drive and trees in the rear garden. Very friendly, extremely reliable and offered us practical advice and great ideas. Left our garden impeccably clean and took the effort to check in with us a few weeks later to see if everything was still alright. Would highly recommend.

A customerA drive and trees, reviewed on Yell

March 2020

We used Whitemarch last year. The team of workers were excellent. Friendly and helpful. They cleaned everything away after the work was done. Just the best. We will use them anytime and recommend them highly.

Irene H.Reviewed on Yell

October 2020

Whitemarch have just completed the rebuilding of two patios and part of my driveway. From start to finish, a very professional and high standard of work and attention to detail. The work was completed promptly and only slightly delayed due to rainfall. I do not hesitate to recommend them for the type of work they specialise in. They were polite, pleasant and helpful throughout their time on site. First class workmanship at a competitive cost.

John H.Two patios and a driveway in Ashtead, reviewed on Yell

Read all three on Yell

White marking paint on a lawn showing the outline of a new terrace, with bags of materials stacked ready — Epsom Downs, 2023. The new terrace and steps marked out on the lawn.

About Whitemarch

It starts with white lines on the lawn.

Before anything is dug, the new layout is marked out on the ground, so you can stand in your garden and see where the terrace stops and the steps land. Then it’s the dig, the base, the laying and the clear-up.

Whitemarch is a landscape construction company based in Epsom, Surrey. Customers have been reviewing our work since 2011, and they tend to mention the same things: the standard of the finish, a friendly team, and a site left clean.

Recent jobs: Epsom, Epsom Downs, Banstead, Ashtead, Weybridge, East Horsley and Arundel
What we lay: Porcelain, Indian sandstone, granite setts, clay pavers, block paving, gravel and turf
What we build: Brick walls and piers, steps, fencing and sleeper beds

Enquire

Tell us about your property.

The front, the back or all of it. Send a few details and some photos of the space as it is now, and we’ll be in touch to talk it through.

Or call us on07802 355551

Based in Epsom, working across Surrey.
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