Upgrade your frontage or garden with Paving Installation in Hammersmith, built for daily use and London weather. Choose block paving, natural stone, porcelain or concrete, finished with sharp edging, drainage and sealing.
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From King Street townhouses to riverside homes near Hammersmith Bridge, well-laid paving makes outdoor space feel larger and easier to use. We install patios, paths and driveways with block paving, natural stone, porcelain or concrete to suit your property’s style. Patterns and borders can add character without looking busy. Every job is finished with neat edging and water management that works in real conditions.
Hammersmith (W6) has a mix of Victorian terraces, mansion flats and modern riverside developments, each with different access and load requirements. We regularly work across Brook Green and towards Shepherd’s Bush, where front gardens can be compact and levels often need careful setting out. For shared entrances and mansion blocks, we plan tidy logistics and clean handovers. If you want a contemporary look, porcelain paving is a strong match for newer schemes along the river.
Our paving installation hammersmith area process starts with a site survey, levels check and a clear written specification. We excavate properly, build a stable sub-base, set falls for drainage, and install the chosen paving with tight joints and crisp lines. Where appropriate, we apply sealing to reduce staining and help colour retention. Fine Landscaping is 40 minutes away, so you get responsive scheduling, consistent workmanship and a 10-year warranty for peace of mind.
As a major transport hub, Hammersmith often brings tight access, timed deliveries and limited parking, so we plan materials and waste removal carefully. Ground conditions can vary, and older properties may hide previous hardstanding layers, which we identify during excavation. We also ensure surface water is handled correctly, using permeable build-ups or drainage solutions where needed. This is paving installation in London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham done with practical local awareness.
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Costs vary by material, access and groundwork. As a guide in W6, concrete paving often starts around £90–£130 per m², block paving £110–£160 per m², and natural stone or porcelain typically £140–£220+ per m². Edging, steps, drainage channels, waste removal and sealing can add to the total. We provide an itemised quote after a site visit and levels check.
Most patios and paths take 2–5 days, while a typical driveway is often 5–10 working days. Timescales depend on excavation depth, spoil removal, access restrictions, the number of cuts, and whether drainage, steps or retaining edges are required. Weather can also affect laying and jointing. We confirm a programme before starting and keep disruption controlled with tidy, phased working.
Many driveway and garden paving projects are permitted development, but rules can apply, especially for front gardens and surface-water runoff. In general, using permeable paving or directing water to a suitable soakaway helps meet requirements. Conservation areas and listed buildings may need extra checks. We’ll advise on compliant drainage design and, if necessary, help you understand what the council expects before work begins.
We provide a 10-year warranty covering workmanship, including issues such as settlement caused by inadequate sub-base preparation, loose edging, or joint failure from poor installation. Materials are covered by the manufacturer’s warranty where applicable. The warranty assumes normal domestic use and reasonable maintenance, such as keeping joints topped up and cleaning spills promptly. We also offer aftercare guidance and optional sealing for added protection.
We install block paving in a range of colours with herringbone, stretcher bond or basketweave patterns, plus contrasting borders and kerbs. For a premium look, natural stone (sandstone, limestone or granite) suits period terraces, while porcelain delivers a crisp, modern finish with low porosity. Concrete flags are a cost-effective, durable option. We’ll help you choose sizes, tones and edging to match your home and lighting.
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