Upgrade your driveway, patio or pathway with Paving Contractors in Tooting who focus on clean lines and long-lasting build quality. From block paving to porcelain and natural stone, we design and install surfaces that suit SW17 homes. Expect tidy workmanship, clear timelines and a premium finish.
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From busy front drives near Tooting Broadway station to garden patios around Tooting Bec Common, we install paving built for daily London life. Fine Landscaping delivers block paving, natural stone and porcelain finishes with careful edging and proper drainage. Whether you want a new patio for entertaining or a safer pathway to the side return, we tailor the layout to your space. We also handle commercial paving and responsive repairs when surfaces have sunk or loosened.
Tooting’s Victorian terraces, Edwardian houses and mansion conversions often come with narrow access, stepped thresholds and compact front gardens. We design paving that complements period brickwork while improving kerb appeal and practicality. In Tooting Bec and Furzedown, we’re regularly asked for durable driveway paving that can handle frequent parking without rutting. For rear gardens in Tooting Graveney, we create patio paving that levels awkward slopes and makes the most of smaller plots.
Our process starts with a site visit to measure, check falls and discuss finishes, then we provide a clear written quotation. We excavate to the correct depth, install a stable sub-base, and lay paving to manufacturer guidance for long-term performance. You’ll get regular updates, a tidy site at the end of each day, and advice on aftercare and sealing where appropriate. Homeowners choose our paving contractors Tooting area for dependable scheduling, neat detailing and workmanship backed by a 10-year warranty.
Working in the London Borough of Wandsworth means factoring in controlled parking zones, skip permits and delivery access on tighter residential streets. Many SW17 properties have short front gardens, so we plan materials drops and waste removal to keep pavements clear. Ground conditions can vary, so we assess the existing base and drainage before setting levels. Our detailing suits period façades while meeting modern needs like bin access and bike storage.
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Costs in SW17 vary by material, access and groundwork. As a guide, block paving often starts around £90–£140 per m², while natural stone is commonly £120–£200+ per m². Porcelain paving typically falls between £110–£190 per m² due to cutting and bedding requirements. Driveway paving may cost more if you need excavation, drainage channels or a new sub-base. Repairs are usually priced per area and complexity.
Most patio paving projects take around 3–7 days, while driveway paving is often 5–10 days, depending on size and access. Timescales can increase if we’re removing old concrete, building steps, installing drainage, or waiting for materials. Weather also plays a part, especially during heavy rain. We’ll confirm a realistic programme after the site survey and keep you updated if anything changes.
Many paving projects are permitted development, but rules can apply to front gardens and drainage. If you’re paving over a front area, it usually needs to be permeable or drain to a suitable soakaway rather than the highway. Listed buildings and some conversions may have extra constraints. We’ll advise on compliant options, such as permeable block paving or drainage solutions, and can help you understand any Wandsworth requirements before work starts.
We provide a 10-year workmanship warranty on our paving installations, covering issues such as settlement caused by inadequate sub-base preparation, loose edging, or jointing failures linked to installation. Materials are also covered by manufacturer warranties, which vary by product. The warranty doesn’t cover damage from misuse, heavy vehicles beyond design load, or lack of maintenance such as pressure-washing out jointing. We’ll explain aftercare to keep your paving looking its best.
For Victorian and Edwardian properties, block paving in charcoal or brindle with a contrasting border is a common driveway choice. In rear gardens, porcelain paving is popular for its clean look and low porosity, while sandstone and limestone suit more traditional patios. We can add features like soldier-course edging, recessed manhole covers, steps, and curved pathways. We’ll bring samples, discuss slip resistance and drainage, and help you choose a layout that fits your home and budget.
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