Concrete Slabs in Soho, installed with precision for patios, paths and commercial entrances. Choose plain, coloured, exposed aggregate or power-floated finishes, built to last.
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Soho homes and commercial conversions need hardwearing surfaces that stay smart through heavy footfall and busy schedules. We install concrete slabs for courtyards, side returns, bin stores and terrace areas, with finishes that suit modern refurbishments and period settings. Whether you’re near Soho Square or walking distance from Carnaby Street, we plan pours and access carefully to keep disruption low. Expect clean edges, reliable drainage and a surface that’s easy to maintain.
The Soho property mix is varied: Georgian townhouses, mansion flats, and retail or office conversions with tight access and shared entrances. Our team is used to working around basement lightwells, narrow passageways and communal management requirements. If you’re comparing concrete slabs Soho area options for a compact courtyard or a larger rear terrace, we’ll recommend the right thickness and reinforcement. We also match finishes to neighbouring materials such as brick, stone and timber decking.
We start with a site visit to check levels, falls and existing sub-base condition, then provide a clear specification. Every slab is formed with proper compaction, reinforcement where needed, and expansion joints to reduce cracking. We schedule pours around deliveries and local restrictions, keeping the site tidy and safe. Homeowners choose Fine Landscaping for consistent workmanship, transparent communication and a 10-year warranty.
Working in the City of Westminster often means restricted access, controlled parking and careful timing for concrete deliveries. In W1 streets near Liberty London and Leicester Square, we plan barrowing routes, protection for communal areas, and noise-aware working hours. Ground conditions can vary across older plots, so we assess sub-base depth and compaction rather than guessing. The result is concrete slabs in City of Westminster settings that perform well and look sharp.
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Costs in Soho usually depend on access, slab thickness, finish and how much excavation is required. As a guide, plain concrete slabs often start around £120–£180 per m², while coloured concrete or exposed aggregate is commonly £160–£250 per m². Reinforcement, drainage improvements, and disposal can add to the total. Tight W1 access and timed deliveries may also increase labour costs.
Most small courtyard or side-return slab installations take 2–4 days on site, plus curing time before heavy use. Larger areas or projects requiring excavation, new sub-base, drainage channels and multiple pours can take 1–2 weeks. Timescales are affected by access (common in Soho), weather, and whether we’re using power float or decorative aggregates. We’ll confirm a programme before starting.
Many garden and patio slab projects are permitted development, but rules can change for listed buildings, conservation areas, and works affecting drainage to the public highway. In the City of Westminster, you may also need to consider permeable surfacing requirements for front areas and any alterations near basement lightwells. We’ll advise on the likely position, check constraints, and recommend compliant drainage and falls before work begins.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our concrete slab workmanship, covering issues such as settlement from inadequate sub-base preparation, poor drainage falls, and jointing defects when installed to our specification. The warranty assumes normal use and correct aftercare, including allowing proper curing time. Materials are sourced from reputable suppliers, and we document the build-up, reinforcement and finish so you know exactly what’s been installed.
You can choose plain concrete for a clean, modern look, coloured concrete for a warmer tone, or exposed aggregate for texture and slip resistance. We also offer brushed finishes for grip and power-floated finishes for a smoother, more contemporary surface. Reinforced slabs are recommended for heavier loads, and we include expansion joints and drainage detailing as required. We’ll bring samples and suggest options that suit your property style and usage.
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