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Lift and re-lay block paving in Cwmbran

Lift and re-lay block paving in Cwmbran: most dips and loose blocks are a base or edging problem, not a block problem, so that is what we fix.

  • Postcodes NP44
  • £35–£75 per m² inc VAT
  • Free survey for new paving
Cleaned blocks stacked beside a screeded sand bed during a lift and re-lay

Lift and re-lay block paving in Cwmbran: the local picture

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

Wales is wetter than most of England, and new front paving has to be permeable or drain within the property, so drainage is designed in from the start.

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

Guide price in Cwmbran£35–£75 per m²Including VAT at 20%

Guide price in Cwmbran: £35–£75 per m² including VAT, which puts 30 m² re-laid at about £980–£2,250. These are Wales guide figures; the survey confirms the real price before you commit.

ItemGuide price inc VAT
Lift and re-lay on a sound base£35–£75 per m²
Small repair (a few blocks or a short trench)£185–£600
Sunken or rutted patch repaired£280–£1,100
Lift and re-lay with sub-base rebuilt£55–£100 per m²

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

What you get with our lift and re-lay service

Lift and re-lay means taking up an existing block paved area, cleaning and stacking the blocks, correcting the bed and the sub-base, and laying the same blocks back down. When the blocks are still sound, it fixes widespread sinking, rocking and uneven joints for less than a new drive, because the blocks themselves are re-used.

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

Before we price your lift and re-lay job

  • Condition and thickness of your existing blocks
  • How much of the area needs lifting to blend the repair
  • What caused the dip or movement: base, laying course, edging or drains
  • Trees, roots and past trenches
  • Whether a drain or gully is leaking under the paving

What happens next

  1. Tell us about the job

    Use the form, the quote tool, WhatsApp or a call.

  2. We take a look

    A survey visit, or photos for smaller repair and cleaning jobs.

  3. Price in writing

    Every line itemised, including the dig, edging and drainage.

  4. Booked and built

    Agreed start date, then the work, the final clean-down and the joint top-up.

What you can expect from us

Clean finish

The site is swept, the joints are filled and you are shown how to look after the paving.

Honest timescales

We tell you how long the job takes and what can delay it, such as approvals and weather.

Repair before replace

If your drive can be fixed or re-laid, we will say so.

Itemised quotes

Break-out, waste, edging, drainage and covers are separate lines you can see.

Lift and re-lay in Cwmbran: questions

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

Our guide is £35–£75 per m² including VAT. Small repairs are often priced from photos.

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.

Why does block paving sink?

Most dips come from a thin or poorly compacted sub-base, too much sand under the blocks, failed edging, or water washing material out from a broken drain.

Do you cover Pontypool, Risca and Newport, Gwent?

Yes. We cover Cwmbran and the places around it, including Pontypool, Risca and Newport, Gwent, and the rest of Gwent.

Lift and re-lay near Cwmbran

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

Other block paving services in Cwmbran

Or see all block paving services in Cwmbran.

Next step

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