Upgrade your driveway or patio with Granite Paving in Bexley that looks sharp for decades. Choose silver or black granite slabs and setts, installed with meticulous levels, drainage and edging.
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From smart front gardens near Bexley High Street to larger plots by Danson Park, granite brings a crisp, premium finish to outdoor spaces. We install granite slabs for clean, contemporary patios and granite setts for character driveways and borders. Every project is set out for straight lines, consistent joints and dependable falls for drainage. The result is paving that stays attractive through heavy use and British weather.
Homes across the DA5 postcode include Victorian terraces, 1930s semis and modern developments, each needing a slightly different approach. For 1930s semis, we often widen or re-shape driveways to improve parking while keeping the frontage tidy. On period terraces, granite setts can echo traditional detailing without looking fussy. For newer homes, large-format granite slabs deliver a sleek, architectural look.
We start with a site visit to measure levels, check access and agree the layout, edging and drainage points. Our team excavates to the correct depth, installs a robust sub-base, then beds and lays granite with precise cuts and jointing. We keep the site organised, protect boundaries and communicate daily so you always know what’s happening. Work is backed by a 10-year warranty for peace of mind.
In the granite paving Bexley area, we regularly work on mixed ground conditions and sloping front drives, so levels and drainage are planned from day one. Parking and access can be tight on residential streets in Bexleyheath and Crayford, so we schedule deliveries and waste removal to minimise disruption. We also factor in boundary lines, dropped kerbs and surface-water run-off rules. The finish is designed to suit local property styles, from terraces to wider 1930s plots.
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For granite paving in London Borough of Bexley, budgets typically fall between £100–£180 per m² depending on the granite type, thickness, cutting detail and edging. Most driveway or patio projects come out around £4,000–£9,000. Costs can rise with extensive excavation, difficult access, extra drainage channels or intricate sett patterns. We provide a clear, itemised quote after a site survey.
Most granite paving installations take 3–5 days, depending on size, the amount of excavation and whether we’re building steps, retaining edges or drainage runs. A straightforward patio can be quicker, while a driveway with setts, channel drains and multiple cuts takes longer. Weather, access for skips and deliveries, and curing time for bedding materials can also affect the schedule. We confirm timings before work starts.
Many patios and driveways are permitted development, but there are important rules around surface-water drainage, especially for front gardens. If the area is over 5m², it usually needs to drain to a permeable area or soakaway rather than the public sewer. Restrictions can also apply near listed buildings or conservation areas. We’ll advise on compliant drainage and flag anything that may require council approval.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our workmanship, covering issues such as sinking caused by sub-base failure, loose edging and installation-related movement. It’s designed to give homeowners confidence that the paving has been built correctly from the ground up. Natural stone itself can vary in tone and may weather over time, which is normal. We’ll also explain aftercare to help keep the finish looking its best.
Popular choices include silver granite for a bright, modern look and black granite for strong contrast and crisp borders. We can install large granite slabs for patios, or granite setts for driveways, edging lines and decorative bands. Layouts range from simple linear patterns to more detailed sett aprons and thresholds. We’ll bring samples, discuss slip resistance and maintenance, and help you choose a design that suits your home.
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