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Pathway and walkway tiling

A new front path, a garden walkway or repairs to old pavers. Get matched with local pros who lay stone, pavers and outdoor tiles.

Free for homeownersUp to 3 quotesABN and licence checked
Pathway and walkway tiling
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What's included

Jobs our pathway and walkway tiling pros take on

Not sure which fits? Describe the job in your own words in the form, and add photos.

New front paths

Sandstone, bluestone, porcelain pavers or brick, laid on a proper base.

Garden walkways

Stepping stones and paths through the garden, with edging.

Path repairs

Lifting and relaying sunken or cracked pavers, and replacing broken tiles.

Steps and landings

Outdoor steps and entry landings in stone or tile.

Driveway edges

Borders and strips alongside concrete driveways.

Non-slip outdoor tiling

Slip-rated tiles for porches, verandahs and pool surrounds.

What affects the price

  1. 1Length and width of the path
  2. 2Material: natural stone costs more than concrete pavers
  3. 3Removing an old path or levelling the ground
  4. 4Access to the site
Read our cost guides

Licences in NSW

In NSW, residential building work worth more than $5,000 (labour and materials) must be done by a business with a contractor licence. We record each business's licence before they can receive jobs.

How it works

Get pathway and walkway tiling quotes in three steps

1

Tell us about your job

Pick a service, add your postcode and answer a few quick questions. Photos help pros quote accurately.

About 2 minutes
2

We check your job and match you with up to 3 local pros

We give you a quick call to confirm the details, then pass your job only to checked businesses that work in your area and want this kind of work.

ABN, licence and insurance checked
3

Compare quotes and choose

The pros contact you directly. Compare prices, timing and how they communicate, then choose the one you like, or none at all.

No obligation, no cost to you
Questions

Pathway and walkway tiling: good to know

Anything else? Get in touch or read all FAQs.

What's the best material for a front path?

Natural sandstone suits older homes, porcelain pavers are low maintenance, and concrete pavers keep costs down. Your pros can show you samples.

How long until I can walk on it?

Pavers laid on sand can be walked on straight away. Mortar-set stone usually needs a day or two.

Can you fix just a few pavers?

Yes. Mention it's a repair job in the form, and pros who take small jobs will be matched.

Free, no obligation

Get pathway and walkway tiling quotes

Tell us about your job in about two minutes. Up to 3 checked local pros will be in touch, and there's no obligation to go ahead.

Get matched