Rubin Constructions Ltd
Block Paving in Bromley by Rubin Constructions Ltd

Block paved driveways, paths & patios across BR1

Block Paving in Bromley

4.9/5 · 48 verified reviews · Local block paving near you in BR1 & BR2

Block paving is still the hardest-wearing driveway surface for Bromley homes, as long as it's laid properly. We lay concrete and clay block paving across BR1 on a deep compacted sub-base and screeded sharp sand, with concrete-haunched edges so the blocks stay tight and level under daily traffic.

We choose patterns (herringbone for driveways, stretcher bond or basketweave for paths) to suit the load and the look of the house, then kiln-dried sand the joints and plate-compact the surface. On request we add borders, banding and sealing.

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Materials & Options

What we install in Bromley

  • Concrete block paving
  • Clay pavers
  • Tegula-style tumbled blocks
  • Permeable block paving
  • Contrasting borders
  • Block paving sealant

Our Process

How your Bromley project runs

01

Survey & layout

Levels, falls and pattern agreed, with a fixed quote.

02

Dig-out & sub-base

Excavated and built up with compacted MOT type 1.

03

Laying

Sharp sand screeded and blocks laid in your chosen pattern with haunched edges.

04

Jointing & compaction

Kiln-dried sand brushed in and plate-compacted for a locked surface.

Bromley FAQ

Block Paving questions

Rubin Constructions is a local team working across Bromley and BR1 & BR2 every week, so we're close by for free site visits, quick starts and aftercare. Call 07307 638 866 or book online for a fixed, itemised quote.

Block paving typically costs £80–£140 per m² fully installed, depending on the block, pattern and how much excavation is needed.

If it's properly laid on a good sub-base, block paving lasts 20–30+ years. Individual blocks can be lifted and replaced.

A properly compacted, kiln-dried-sand joint plus an optional sealant keeps weeds to a minimum.

Yes. Where blocks have sunk, we lift them, rebuild the base and re-lay them, often reusing the original blocks.