A dropped kerb is a legal requirement if you want to drive across the pavement onto your property.
A dropped kerb allows vehicles to cross the pavement from the road to a driveway and it is a legal requirement to have a dropped kerb if you want to drive across the pavement onto your property.
Installing a dropped kerb can make a huge improvement to accessing your property as well as helping to ensure people do not park in front of your driveway.
Regional Groundwork have many years experience in installing drop kerbs and applying for the relevant planning permission. We can work in conjunction with your local county council to install a dropped kerb whilst complying with all necessary regulations.
We are members of the Streetworks Qualifications Register (SWQR). The SWQR holds details of qualified operators who have gained the appropriate qualifications in relation to the New Roads and Street Works Act 1991, which is essential for any contractor excavating a highway.
At Regional Groundwork, we focus on delivering a service that gets it right the first time. By investing in high quality materials, equipment and processes, we ensure that we deliver sustainable and cost effective solutions that will last.
We pride ourselves on our outstanding workmanship and customer care and we ensure that every job is carried out to the highest quality standards.
Our team can visit your site to carry out a free no-obligation survey. This allows our surfacing contractors to fully understand your requirements and offer an accurate and competitive quote.
Regional Groundwork are registered with the Streetworks Qualifications Register and have the appropriate qualifications in relation to the New Roads and Street Works Act 1991.