Those gaps between your patio slabs weren't always there. Years of Croydon's weather cycles have taken their toll, leaving joints crumbling and weeds sprouting through what was once a pristine outdoor space.
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Repointing transforms tired patios across Croydon's diverse properties. Victorian terraces in Selhurst often feature original stone patios where mortar has weathered away completely. Meanwhile, newer builds around Waddon struggle with cheaper pointing materials that crack within just a few seasons. Proper repointing seals these vulnerable gaps, preventing further damage while restoring that crisp, finished appearance.
The process begins with careful removal of failed pointing material. Power tools clear debris without damaging surrounding slabs. Fresh mortar, colour-matched to complement your existing stonework, fills each joint precisely. Special polymeric compounds resist frost damage - crucial given how temperatures plummet in South Croydon's exposed gardens during winter months.
Local knowledge matters when tackling Croydon's clay-heavy soil conditions. Ground movement here causes particular stress on patio joints, something contractors from outside the area often overlook.
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Most Croydon patios range £25-40 per square metre. A typical 30m² space runs £750-1200, though intricate patterns or specialist stone may increase costs slightly.
Absolutely - from Victorian homes near East Croydon station (CR0) through to modern estates in New Addington (CR0), plus all of Purley Way (CR2) and Thornton Heath (CR7).
Standard patios need 2-3 days total. Day one for preparation and repointing, then 48 hours curing time before full use resumes.
Each completed patio carries decade-long protection against joint failure. This covers material degradation and workmanship, ensuring your investment remains secure through countless seasons.
Modern pointing compounds create an impenetrable barrier against weed growth. Unlike traditional sand joints, polymer-modified mortars resist root penetration whilst allowing natural drainage.
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