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Project case studies

Real projects, from preparation to finish.

Four recent Keable Construction projects, with supplied photography and timelapse footage showing the work behind the finished result.

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Boreham, Essex · August 2025

One garden, planned from boundary to boundary.

The brief combined privacy, practical storage, a level entertaining area and a new lawn. Keable Construction coordinated the fencing, porcelain paving, turf, shed and decorative stone as one joined-up garden project.

Challenge

Create privacy, structure and useful zones in an underused garden.

Work completed

Boundary fencing, ground preparation, porcelain patio, turf and shed installation.

Materials

Slate porcelain, timber fencing, fresh turf and Black Ice decorative stone.

Outcome

A defined, lower-maintenance garden with space for seating, lawn and storage.

Turf installationSilent timelapse showing the prepared ground and lawn taking shape.
Patio and finished gardenSilent walkthrough showing the porcelain paving, lawn, fencing and borders.

Clacton-on-Sea, Essex · August 2025

A tired lawn reset in a single working day.

The existing lawn had become patchy and weed-filled. The ground was rotavated, cleared, levelled and prepared before two pallets of fresh turf were laid.

  • Old grass and embedded roots removed
  • Soil raked, levelled and compacted
  • Fresh turf installed while it was in good condition
  • Work sequenced to minimise disruption
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From bare ground to new lawnSilent timelapse of the preparation and turf-laying sequence.

Billericay, Essex · September 2026

A split-level garden made easier to use.

The old paving divided the garden across different levels and restricted the seating area. The redesign brought the patio onto one level, added a retaining wall and steps, and refreshed the boundary with new timber fencing.

Billericay garden before the work, showing the old split-level block paving
Before: separate paving levels limited the usable space.
Completed Billericay patio with beige porcelain paving, retaining wall and decorative stone
After: one porcelain-paved level with retained planting and clear access.
PavingSmoked Beige porcelain600 mm × 900 mm
JointingMaple Jasmine groutExterior-grade finish
BorderDecorative stoneClean edge detail
StructureRetaining wall and stepsBuilt for the revised level
View the full before-and-after gallery 18 photographs
Billericay garden before the project, showing old paving and boundary fencing
Before
Old block-paved area beside the conservatory before the Billericay project
Before
Wide view of the split-level Billericay garden before work began
Before
New beige porcelain path beside the conservatory
Completed paving
Finished porcelain path with decorative stone border
Border detail
Porcelain patio and new timber fencing in the Billericay garden
Patio and fencing
Completed patio with retained brick planter and stone edging
Retained planting
Close view of the beige porcelain paving and dark grout lines
Paving detail
Porcelain patio meeting the new timber boundary fence
Finished boundary
Completed patio, decorative stone and trellis-topped timber fencing
Patio edge
New porcelain paving laid around the conservatory
Conservatory path
Close view of the completed porcelain path and stone border
Path detail
Beige porcelain paving beside the brick retaining wall
Retaining wall
Completed garden steps between the patio and lawn
Garden steps
Level porcelain patio with decorative stone beside the boundary
Level finish
Completed patio leading around the side of the house
Side access
New trellis-topped timber fencing beside the porcelain patio
New fencing
Finished Billericay patio with porcelain paving and retained brick planter
Completed project
Completed timber boundary fencing with concrete posts and gravel boards in Stisted
Completed first phase: timber panels, concrete posts and gravel boards.

Stisted, Essex · September 2026

New boundaries ready for the next phase.

Returning customers asked Keable Construction to improve privacy, security and the appearance of the garden boundary before later paving work.

  • Old boundary line cleared
  • New posts and panels aligned across the full span
  • Concrete gravel boards added at ground level
  • Layout prepared to avoid disrupting the next phase

The paving phase is planned for a future visit and is not shown as completed here.