Drop kerb

You need a dropped kerb when you want to create a new vehicle access point from a public road to your property, or if you are formalising an existing but unapproved access. It's a legal requirement to obtain permission from your local council before any work can begin.

The contractor will arrive on the agreed date with necessary equipment and materials. They will mark out the area and begin excavation, followed by laying the correct sub-base, kerbs, and surfacing materials. The work will be carried out safely and efficiently, with minimal disruption.

Having a dropped kerb makes daily vehicle access to your property much smoother and safer, reducing the risk of damage to your car's suspension and tyres.

We ask about your property details to understand the scope of work, including existing access, drainage, and utility locations. This helps us ensure the design meets council requirements and avoids any unforeseen issues during construction.