James and Callum Weir cover Ware and the rest of Hertfordshire, taking on everything from patios and paving to full property refurbishments.
Ask us about Ware and you'll get a straight answer, because it's somewhere we're on site most months rather than a postcode we've bolted onto a map.
Ware properties tend to be post-war planned-town housing with generous plots — which usually means thinking carefully about access, levels and drainage before anyone lifts a spade. We're local enough to come and look at it the same week.
Hertfordshire is a short run east for us and we work across it regularly. It's a county of contrasts — the Georgian and Victorian stock of St Albans, Berkhamsted and Hertford, the 1930s suburbs of Watford, Bushey and Borehamwood, and the post-war planned towns at Welwyn Garden City, Stevenage and Hemel Hempstead.
The jobs we're asked for most often around here are patios and paving and groundwork and drainage. Porcelain, sandstone, limestone and reclaimed flag patios laid on full mortar beds with proper falls and drainage.
Being genuinely local to this part of Hertfordshire — Hertford and Hoddesdon included — means we're not guessing at ground conditions or council requirements. Tell us what you're after in Ware and we'll price it clearly.
Tell us what you're thinking of having done and we'll arrange a visit at a time that suits you.