Forth Valley · Lift and re-lay

Lift and re-lay block paving in Stirling

Before you replace a block drive in Stirling, ask whether it can be repaired: re-levelling and re-laying often cost far less than new paving.

  • Postcodes FK9, FK7, FK8
  • £35–£80 per m² inc VAT
  • Free survey for new paving
Cleaned blocks stacked beside a screeded sand bed during a lift and re-lay

Planning a lift and re-lay job in Stirling

Stirling is a sizeable town with a mix of semis, terraces and newer estates, and many drives here were first laid decades ago.

In Scotland, front paving must be porous or drain within the property whatever its size, so drainage is part of every design.

In Scotland block paving is often called monoblock; it is the same thing, and the same rules for the base, edging and drainage apply.

How much does a lift and re-lay job cost in Stirling?

Guide price in Stirling£35–£80 per m²Including VAT at 20%

Most lift and re-lay job quotes in Scotland fall within £35–£80 per m² including VAT. 30 m² re-laid would usually be about £1,050–£2,400, with any extras listed separately on your quote.

ItemGuide price inc VAT
Lift and re-lay on a sound base£35–£80 per m²
Small repair (a few blocks or a short trench)£200–£650
Sunken or rutted patch repaired£300–£1,200
Lift and re-lay with sub-base rebuilt£60–£110 per m²

Guide figures for Scotland, checked 9 November 2026. See all prices or use the guide price tool.

What you get with our lift and re-lay service

It is also the way to change a layout, add drainage or a recessed cover, or raise or lower a drive, without buying new blocks. A small allowance of new blocks is usually needed for breakages and new cuts.

  • Blocks relaid, new cuts made, edges re-set
  • Sub-base repaired or rebuilt where needed
  • New screeded laying course
  • Lifting, cleaning and stacking
  • Survey of the blocks: thickness, damage and whether they are worth re-using

How we find the cause

  • Condition and thickness of your existing blocks
  • Replacement blocks or hidden blocks to swap in
  • Falls, so water does not collect again
  • How much of the area needs lifting to blend the repair
  • Whether a drain or gully is leaking under the paving

From enquiry to finished paving

  1. Quick details

    Your postcode and the job. It takes a minute.

  2. On-site check

    Measurements, levels against the damp-proof course, ground and drainage.

  3. Itemised quote

    Fixed once the specification is agreed, with no vague extras.

  4. Laid and finished

    Compacted, jointed and handed back clean.

Why choose Block Paving Contractors

One point of contact

You deal with one team from survey to sign-off, with work carried out by paving teams working under S&K.

The dig and sub-base in writing

Your quote states the depth of dig, the sub-base thickness and how it is compacted.

Edges set in concrete

Every edge restraint is bedded and haunched, so the paving cannot creep.

Water planned first

Falls, channels and soakaways are designed before the pattern is chosen.

Lift and re-lay in Stirling: questions

Can you send someone just to look?

For larger or unclear problems we visit; for small repairs, clear photos with a tape measure in shot are often enough to price it.

Do you cover Dunblane, Alloa and Stenhousemuir?

Yes. We cover Stirling and the places around it, including Dunblane, Alloa and Stenhousemuir, and the rest of the Forth Valley.

How much does a lift and re-lay job cost in Stirling?

Our guide is £35–£80 per m² including VAT. Small repairs are often priced from photos.

Can you repair block paving in Stirling without replacing it?

Usually, yes. We lift the affected blocks, fix the bed or base, and re-lay the same blocks so the repair matches.

Lift and re-lay near Stirling

Nearby towns we cover for lift and re-lay, and lift and re-lay across Forth Valley:

Other block paving services in Stirling

Or see all block paving services in Stirling.

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