Upgrade your driveway or patio with Imprinted Concrete in Streatham Hill. Choose stone, brick, slate or cobble patterns in custom colours, then protect it with professional sealing.
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Streatham Hill homeowners often want a smart surface that suits period façades and busy front gardens. Our imprinted concrete is ideal for driveways and patios near Streatham Hill station and along Christchurch Road, delivering the look of premium paving with a seamless finish. We install crisp stone, brick, slate and cobble patterns that complement everything from compact entrances to wider forecourts. Expect clean edges, strong falls for drainage, and a finish designed for everyday use.
The Streatham Hill area includes Victorian terraces, Edwardian houses and mansion conversions, each with different access and layout challenges. We regularly work across SW2 and nearby Streatham, Tulse Hill and West Norwood, adapting designs to narrow side returns, basement lightwells and shared paths. Pattern choice and colour tone matter here—too modern can jar, too rustic can overwhelm—so we guide you to a balanced, property-appropriate look. The result is a surface that feels considered, not off-the-shelf.
Our process starts with a site visit, levels check and a clear written specification. We prepare a stable sub-base, pour and imprint the concrete, then apply a high-quality sealant to enhance colour and improve stain resistance. You’ll get straightforward aftercare advice, tidy working practices, and workmanship backed by a 10-year warranty. Local homeowners choose Fine Landscaping for reliable scheduling, sharp detailing and finishes that stay looking fresh.
Working with imprinted concrete in London Borough of Lambeth means planning for tight access, controlled parking and quick material deliveries. In Streatham Hill, we often encounter sloping plots and mixed ground conditions, so we set accurate falls and build a robust sub-base before pouring. We also design around bay windows, steps and small front gardens common to terraces. Where required, we can advise on permeable solutions and drainage to help meet local expectations.
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For imprinted concrete in Streatham Hill, typical supply-and-install costs often fall between £90–£140 per m², depending on groundworks, access and pattern choice. Driveways with heavier excavation, waste removal, drainage channels or edging details can move towards £150–£180 per m². Smaller patios may cost more per m² due to set-up time. We provide a site-specific quote after checking levels and sub-base requirements.
Most patios take around 2–4 days, while driveways are commonly 3–6 days, depending on size and the amount of excavation. Timescales are affected by access (common around SW2), removal of existing surfaces, drainage work and curing time before vehicle use. Weather also matters, as pouring and sealing need suitable conditions. We’ll confirm a realistic schedule and keep disruption to a minimum.
In many cases, patios and replacement driveways are permitted development, so planning permission isn’t required. However, front garden driveways may need attention to drainage rules, especially if you’re creating a non-permeable surface over 5m². There can also be restrictions for listed buildings or certain conversions. We’ll flag any likely issues, recommend compliant drainage options, and help you understand what Lambeth may expect before work begins.
We provide a 10-year warranty covering workmanship, including correct preparation, installation and finish. This includes issues such as premature surface failure caused by inadequate sub-base or poor installation practices. Normal wear, accidental damage, misuse (e.g. harsh chemicals) and lack of maintenance aren’t covered, but we give clear aftercare guidance. We also advise on resealing intervals to keep the surface protected and looking its best.
You can choose from stone patterns, brick patterns, slate patterns and cobble patterns, with a wide range of custom colours to complement your home. Popular options locally include warm greys for mansion conversions, and brick tones that suit Victorian terraces. We can add contrasting borders, steps and edging details for a more tailored look. We’ll bring samples, discuss slip resistance and sealing, and help you select a design that fits the property.
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