Concrete Slabs in Marylebone installed for crisp, durable patios, paths and shed bases. Choose plain or coloured concrete, exposed aggregate, brushed finish or power float. We build strong, reinforced slabs with proper drainage and expansion joints for long-term performance.
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Marylebone homeowners often want clean lines and low-maintenance hard landscaping that suits period architecture and smart courtyard gardens. From upgrades near Marylebone High Street to practical bases close to Baker Street, a well-laid slab makes outdoor space more usable year-round. We install concrete slabs for patios, bin stores, garden rooms and utility areas with a finish that matches your property. Every pour is planned for levels, falls and neat edges.
The Marylebone mix of Georgian townhouses, mansion blocks and period conversions brings specific challenges: tight side returns, stepped thresholds and shared access routes. In W1, we regularly work in compact rear gardens and lightwells where precision matters more than speed. We can design slabs to complement stone steps, brick boundaries and contemporary outdoor kitchens. If you’re in the concrete slabs Marylebone area around Fitzrovia or Regent’s Park, we’ll tailor the build to your layout and access.
Our process starts with a site visit, levels check and a clear specification for thickness, reinforcement and finish. We excavate correctly, install a stable sub-base, add drainage where needed, then pour with expansion joints to reduce cracking risk. You’ll get tidy workmanship, protected surrounding surfaces and straightforward communication from start to finish. Fine Landscaping is trusted locally because we deliver consistent results—even on restricted sites—and we back our work with a 10-year warranty.
Working in Marylebone means dealing with narrow access, parking controls and careful neighbour considerations, especially around W1 streets near Regent’s Park. Ground conditions can vary between older made-up ground and compacted sub-bases from previous works, so we don’t assume— we test and build up properly. We also plan deliveries and waste removal to suit City of Westminster restrictions and busy roads. The result is a slab that’s structurally sound and visually appropriate for period properties.
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Costs in Marylebone typically range from £120–£220 per m² for plain concrete, depending on access, excavation depth and sub-base requirements. Coloured concrete, exposed aggregate or power-float finishes often sit around £160–£280 per m². Reinforcement, drainage channels, and complex levels (common in W1 courtyards) can increase the budget. We provide a detailed, itemised quote after a site survey.
Most small slabs (e.g., shed base or bin area) take 1–2 days including excavation and sub-base. Patios and larger areas usually take 2–5 days, depending on access, waste removal, reinforcement and drainage details. Concrete then needs curing time before heavy use—often 48–72 hours for light foot traffic, longer for vehicles. Weather, tight access and multiple levels can extend timescales.
Many garden slabs and patios are permitted development, but rules can change for listed buildings, conservation areas, and front gardens used for parking. In City of Westminster, drainage is a key consideration—front areas may need permeable solutions or runoff directed to a suitable drain, not the highway. We’ll flag any likely constraints during the survey and can help you confirm requirements before work starts.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our concrete slab installations, covering workmanship and structural integrity when used as intended. This includes issues linked to poor compaction, incorrect levels, inadequate reinforcement or missing expansion joints. Natural hairline curing marks can occur with concrete, but we minimise risk through correct mix, finishing and curing advice. If a problem arises, we respond quickly and put it right.
You can choose plain concrete for a clean, cost-effective base, or upgrade to coloured concrete for a warmer tone that suits period brickwork. Exposed aggregate offers extra grip and a decorative look, while a brushed finish is practical for paths and utility areas. Power float creates a smooth, contemporary surface for sheltered spaces. We’ll advise on thickness, reinforcement, drainage and joint layout to match how you’ll use the area.
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