Paving Repairs in Bayswater that restore safety, kerb appeal and value. From lifted blocks to failed pointing, we repair, clean and seal paving to a premium finish. Fast, tidy work across W2 with clear advice and long-lasting results.
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Uneven paving, loose blocks and stubborn weeds can quickly spoil an entrance or courtyard, especially around busy streets near Queensway and Paddington. Our team tackles trip hazards, drainage issues and tired-looking surfaces with targeted repairs rather than costly full replacement. Whether it’s a small path or a larger forecourt, we bring the paving back to level and looking sharp. We regularly carry out paving repairs Bayswater area homeowners rely on for a clean, durable finish.
Bayswater’s stucco townhouses, mansion conversions and period flats often have compact front gardens, basement lightwells and shared accessways where paving takes a beating. Older sub-bases can settle over time, and tree roots near Kensington Gardens can nudge edges and joints. We match existing materials and patterns wherever possible so repairs blend in, not stand out. If your property is close to Hyde Park or within W2, we’ll plan the work to suit tighter access and higher footfall.
We start with a site check to identify the cause—failed bedding, washout, poor falls or joint loss—then propose the most cost-effective fix. Typical works include re-levelling, re-sanding, pointing repairs, edge repairs, weed treatment, cleaning and sealing. You’ll get a clear scope, tidy workmanship and protection for surrounding stonework, railings and planting. Homeowners choose us for paving repairs in City of Westminster because we focus on longevity, not quick patches.
In Bayswater, access can be tight and parking controls are common, so we plan deliveries and waste removal carefully. Many entrances sit below street level, making correct falls and drainage especially important to prevent pooling. We also work sympathetically around period façades and shared pathways typical of W2 mansion blocks. Where required, we align our approach with City of Westminster expectations for neat, safe public-facing works.
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Costs vary with the size of the area, the type of paving and the underlying cause of movement. As a guide, minor re-sanding and weed treatment often starts around £150–£350. Re-levelling small sections or replacing a handful of blocks is commonly £350–£900. Larger repairs involving edge restraints, multiple sunken areas, cleaning and sealing can be £900–£2,500+. We’ll confirm after a site visit in W2.
Many jobs are completed within half a day to one day, such as re-sanding, pointing repairs and replacing a few blocks. Re-levelling larger sections, rebuilding edges, or allowing bedding and jointing materials to cure can take 1–3 days. Timescales depend on access, the amount of lifting required, weather, and whether cleaning and sealing are included. We’ll provide a schedule and keep disruption low for shared entrances.
Most paving repairs are classed as maintenance and don’t require planning permission, especially when you’re keeping the same layout and materials. However, rules can apply if you’re changing levels significantly, altering drainage to the highway, or working within a listed building or conservation area. City of Westminster also has guidance on surface water management for front gardens. We’ll flag any concerns, advise on compliant options, and help you check requirements before work starts.
Yes. Our paving repairs come with a 10-year warranty on workmanship for the repaired areas, covering issues such as sinking caused by inadequate preparation, loose edging we’ve rebuilt, or joint failure where we’ve re-sanded or re-pointed. The warranty doesn’t cover damage from third-party works, extreme ground movement, flooding, or misuse (for example, heavy vehicles on light-duty paving). We’ll explain care steps to keep the finish looking its best.
We aim to blend repairs seamlessly, so we source matching blocks, setts or slabs where possible and replicate existing laying patterns. For jointing, options include kiln-dried sand, resin jointing compounds, or traditional mortar pointing depending on the paving type. Cleaning can be gentle wash or controlled pressure cleaning, followed by an appropriate sealer (matt or enhanced). We’ll recommend the best combination for durability, slip resistance and the character of your Bayswater property.
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