Fine Landscaping delivers crisp, long-lasting paving that suits Parsons Green homes. As Paving Contractors in Parsons Green, we build driveways, patios and pathways with premium finishes and tidy workmanship.
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From smart front driveways near Parsons Green tube station to family patios by Eel Brook Common, we create paving that looks right and performs year-round. Our team installs block paving, natural stone and porcelain with careful levels and clean edges. Whether you want a new entertaining space or safer access to your front door, we tailor the layout to your property and lifestyle. We also handle paving repairs where surfaces have sunk, cracked or become uneven.
Parsons Green’s Victorian terraces, Georgian cottages and mansion flats often come with tight front gardens, basement lightwells and shared access routes. We design paving that respects period character while improving drainage and day-to-day practicality. For SW6 homes, we can match traditional tones with tumbled setts or introduce a modern look with porcelain and slimline detailing. If you’re close to The White Horse or busy school runs, we plan work to keep disruption low.
We start with a site visit, measure-up and clear design options, then provide a written quotation with itemised materials and groundwork. Every installation includes proper sub-base preparation, accurate falls and neat jointing to reduce movement and puddling. Our paving contractors parsons green area clients value our punctual crews, tidy sites and consistent communication. All work is finished to a high standard and backed by a 10-year warranty for peace of mind.
Working across the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham means dealing with busy streets, controlled parking and limited skip space. We plan deliveries, loading and waste removal to minimise disruption and keep access safe. Many gardens here have mature trees and older drainage runs, so we assess roots, levels and soakaway options early. Our paving contractors in London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham also specify permeable or compliant build-ups where needed for driveway projects.
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Costs vary by material, access and groundwork depth. As a guide in SW6, block paving typically starts around £90–£140 per m², natural stone around £120–£200 per m², and porcelain around £130–£220 per m², including standard sub-base. Driveways may cost more if excavation is deeper or drainage channels/soakaways are required. Repairs are usually priced as a small-job day rate plus materials.
Most patios take around 3–7 working days depending on size, cuts and edging details. Driveways are often 5–10 working days because they typically need deeper excavation, stronger sub-base layers and drainage work. Timescales can extend if access is restricted, if we’re removing old concrete, or if you choose intricate patterns, steps or retaining edges. We confirm a programme after the site survey and keep you updated daily.
In many cases, patios and garden paths don’t need planning permission. Driveways can be permitted development, but rules often apply around surface water drainage and using permeable materials or directing water to a soakaway rather than the street. If your home is listed or in a conservation area, extra considerations may apply. We check the site, advise on compliant build-ups and can help you understand any council requirements before work begins.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our paving installations, covering workmanship issues such as sub-base failure, significant settlement due to installation, and problems linked to our laying and jointing. It also covers edging stability where we’ve installed restraints. The warranty doesn’t cover accidental damage, heavy vehicle loading beyond the design, or movement caused by underlying utilities or tree roots outside the agreed scope. We explain care and maintenance at handover.
For Parsons Green homes, block paving with a soldier-course edge suits Victorian terraces and looks smart on driveways. Natural stone (Yorkstone-style sandstone or limestone) is popular for patios with a softer, timeless feel, while porcelain offers a crisp, contemporary finish with low porosity. We can add contrasting borders, steps, recessed manhole covers and drainage channels for a seamless look. We bring samples, discuss slip resistance and help you choose colours that complement brickwork and railings.
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