Budget & Costs
How Much Does a Porcelain Patio Cost?
Homeowners often price porcelain by looking at slab rates online. The slab is usually less than a third of the finished figure.
The range
Northscape porcelain terraces typically run from £8,500 to £18,000.
Every figure here is a genuine Cumbrian range rather than a headline price. At your complimentary design visit we measure, survey the ground and give you a fixed written figure with nothing hidden beneath it.
- Compact terrace, straightforward access — £8,500 to £11,000
- Family terrace with steps and lighting — £11,000 to £15,000
- Large terrace, level threshold, retaining — £15,000 to £18,000
Where the money goes
Base and labour dominate. Full mortar beds, slurry priming and individually set slabs are slow, skilled work — and that slowness is precisely what makes a porcelain terrace last.
- Excavation and spoil removal
- Concrete or full mortar base
- Slab supply
- Cutting, setting and jointing
- Steps, upstands and drainage
Where you can save
Choosing a 600x600 format over a 1200x600, keeping the terrace a simple rectangle, and avoiding unnecessary level changes all reduce cost meaningfully without compromising the finish.
Common questions
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We will walk your garden, take levels and talk honestly about what will work — no pressure, no sales pitch.
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