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A slick patio is not automatically a failed patio. Before you budget for replacement, work out whether the culprit is algae, polished stone, poor falls or a tired surface coating — then match the fix to the cause.
Sealing a patio can be a sensible bit of protection or an expensive way to trap damp under a shiny coat. This guide explains which UK surfaces benefit from a sealer, which are better left breathable, and how to make the call before winter sets in.
Most tired patios are not one problem but three: movement, water and worn joints. This guide shows how to diagnose each fault, what a realistic repair looks like, and when replacement is genuinely the better spend.
Most block paving spread starts at the perimeter, not the middle of the drive. This inspection and specification guide covers six visible edging and haunching failures, what they look like from the pavement, and how to repair early movement before it becomes a full re-lay.