Paving Repairs in Peckham that restore safety, kerb appeal and proper drainage. From re-levelling dips to replacing damaged blocks, we make tired paving look sharp again. Book a local survey and clear, itemised quote.
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Uneven blocks, rocking slabs and crumbling joints quickly turn patios and paths into trip hazards. Our team carries out targeted repairs across SE15, from Queen’s Road to the routes around Peckham Rye Park. We fix the cause as well as the symptoms, so the surface sits true and drains correctly. Expect tidy workmanship, clear communication and results that blend with your existing paving.
Peckham’s mix of Victorian terraces, Georgian houses and converted warehouses often comes with narrow side access, shared alleys and compact front gardens. That means materials need to be handled carefully and waste removed efficiently. We’re used to matching older block colours and laying patterns found on period properties, while also repairing modern courtyard paving for warehouse conversions near the Bussey Building. If your paving has settled over time, we’ll stabilise the base and bring levels back into line.
We start with a site check to identify movement, poor edge restraint, drainage issues or joint failure. Repairs can include block replacement, re-levelling, re-sanding, pointing repairs, weed treatment, cleaning, sealing and edge repairs, depending on what’s needed. You’ll receive a written scope and a schedule before we begin, plus practical aftercare advice. Homeowners choose us for dependable workmanship, respectful crews and a 10-year warranty on qualifying repair work.
We carry out paving repairs in London Borough of Southwark with an eye on real-world access and parking constraints on residential streets. Peckham’s busy roads and tight driveways often require careful loading, quieter cutting methods and clean site management. Ground movement and poor historic edge restraints are common causes of sunken areas, so we rebuild the bedding and edges rather than just topping up sand. We also help ensure surface water runs away from buildings and towards suitable drainage points.
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Costs depend on the size of the affected area and what’s beneath it. Minor fixes such as re-sanding, weed treatment and small pointing repairs often start around £150–£350. Re-levelling a sunken section or replacing multiple blocks typically falls between £350–£900. Larger repairs involving edge restraints, sub-base rework, cleaning and sealing can range from £900–£2,500+. We’ll survey and provide an itemised quote.
Most small paving repairs take half a day to one day, such as lifting and re-laying a dipped patch, replacing damaged blocks, or re-sanding and tidying joints. Medium jobs with edge repairs and more extensive re-levelling are commonly 1–2 days. Cleaning and sealing may add time for drying conditions. Timescales vary with access, weather, the amount of sub-base work required and how quickly materials can be matched.
In many cases, like-for-like paving repairs are permitted and don’t need planning permission. Rules can change if you’re altering levels significantly, changing the use of a front garden, or affecting drainage to the public highway. For new or altered driveways, permeable surfacing and proper water management are important. If your property is in a conservation area or has specific restrictions, we’ll flag this during the survey and advise what checks to make.
Yes. We provide a 10-year warranty on qualifying paving repair work, covering workmanship such as re-levelling, reinstated sub-base areas, edge restraints and correctly installed replacement blocks. The warranty is designed to protect you against defects caused by installation issues, not accidental damage, heavy vehicle overloading or underlying problems outside the repaired area. We’ll explain what’s covered for your specific job and provide aftercare guidance to help it last.
We aim to match your existing paving first, sourcing blocks or slabs in similar size, colour and texture. If you’d like an upgrade, popular options include tumbled blocks for period homes, contemporary charcoal or silver-grey blocks for modern courtyards, and natural stone-style slabs for patios. We can also refresh the look with new jointing, a contrasting edge course, or sealing for colour enhancement. We’ll bring samples and recommend what suits your property and budget.
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