Block pavements are widely used in various infrastructures, offering durability and aesthetic appeal. However, assessing their condition through manual methods is resource-intensive and subjective. This study proposes a deep learning approach using the Hybrid TransUNet model to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of detecting block pavement distresses. A dataset of over 10,000 images was used to train and test binary and multiclass segmentation models, significantly improving detection accuracy. The results show that the Hybrid TransUNet model outperforms other models, though challenges in detecting certain distress types like cracks persist.