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Drop Kerb Tudor Hill
Are you considering having your Tudor Hill front garden turned into a driveway? Do you want your original driveway turned into a drive-in and drive-out style? Either way, you are likely to need a drop kerb installation or dropped kerb install in Tudor Hill B73. This service essentially will lower the kerb (drop kerb) that is roadside to the level of the actual road thus allowing smooth and safe access to your driveway.
South West Works have years of experience installing dropped kerbs for domestic and commercial property. Our dropped kerb installations in Tudor Hill include kerb dropping, surfacing and edging.
We're trusted dropped kerb contractors for Tudor Hill
If you’re looking for dropped kerb contractors in Tudor Hill B73 – welcome to South West Works. Established over 15 years ago, our "expert dropped kerb services" mean you are in safe hands.
We install high-quality dropped kerbs for homes and businesses in Tudor Hill.
Our Dropped Kerbs services cover Tudor Hill B73 and the surrounding areas.
Need a dropped kerb in Tudor Hill?
Get a free no-obligation dropped kerb quote today. We are highly experienced in kerb dropping services.
Why do you need a dropped kerb company in Tudor Hill?
Installing a drop kerb in Tudor Hill B73 can make a huge improvement in accessing your property as well as helping to ensure people do not park in front of your driveway.
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 in Tudor Hill if you want to drive across the pavement onto your property.
You can either apply to your local council for permission for a dropped kerb outside your property or we can apply to your local authority on your behalf.
Contact your local dropped kerb company in Tudor Hill on 0121 673 2677
Professional Dropped Kerb Driveways Tudor Hill
We have many years experience in installing driveway dropped kerbs in Tudor Hill. As an approached dropped kerb driveway company we can help apply for the relevant planning permission – managing the whole process for you.
If you decide to have a dropped kerb we will visit your property and take the correct measurements and see what public utility services are present, whether you are on a main road etc and any other consideration that would be needed for planning permission.
By choosing South West Works for your dropped kerb contractors in Tudor Hill, ensures that you are guaranteed to have an expert service with neutral advice that you can rely upon and trust.
Applying for a dropped kerb in Tudor Hill
If you’re not sure if you need planning permission to have a dropped kerb installed, please click on the link below, input your post code to check dropped kerb rules in your Tudor Hill area:
https://www.gov.uk/apply-dropped-kerb
How much does a drop kerb cost in Tudor Hill?
The price for a new installation of Dropped Kerbs depends on a number of factors:
- The size of area requiring work
- the age of the structure
- Additional features required
- The condition of the current area
- Many other factors...
Prices for Tudor Hill Dropped Kerbs can vary a great deal when the above information is taken into account.
The best method is for us to arrange a free no-obligation survey of your Tudor Hill location. We can then put together the best, most accurate price quote.
Approved dropped kerb contractor for local councils
As a Street Works Approved Contractor, South West Works is recommended for dropped kerb installations in Tudor Hill. We have completed work throughout the UK for companies such as Clowes Developments, GBR Phoenix Beard (now Savills), SAMAC, SITA, Stockford Anderson, Tesco and Travelodge.
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Need a dropped kerb in Tudor Hill?
Get a free no-obligation dropped kerb quote today. We are highly experienced in kerb dropping services.
What other services are offered by our Tudor Hill B73 dropped kerb team?
We offer a wide range of road, kerb and driveway surfacing around the Tudor Hill area, including:
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Frequently Asked Questions on Dropped Kerbs in Tudor Hill
The costs can vary significantly based on factors like location, size, and materials used. You’ll typically have to pay for the application fee, construction costs, and any additional fees required by your local council.
If a dropped kerb is obstructed or damaged, you should report it to your local council. They will assess the situation and take appropriate action to address the issue, such as enforcement or repairs.
Yes, there are regulations and guidelines set by the local council and often aligned with national standards. These regulations cover aspects such as the dimensions of the dropped kerb, materials, and safety considerations.
Contact your local council’s highways department to inquire about the application process. They will provide you with the necessary forms and information on the requirements, fees, and the application review process.
The processing time for a dropped kerb permit can vary depending on the local council and the complexity of your application. It’s best to inquire with your council about their estimated processing times.
In most cases, you can’t install a dropped kerb yourself. It’s recommended to hire a qualified contractor who has experience with such work and who can ensure the kerb is installed according to regulations.
Yes, a dropped kerb application can be refused if it doesn’t meet the required criteria or if there are safety concerns. Your local council will provide reasons for refusal and may offer guidance on how to address the issues.
A dropped kerb is a lowered section of the pavement or roadside curb that provides a sloped transition between the footpath and the road, allowing vehicles to cross without damaging the pavement. It’s also known as a curb cut or lowered crossing.
Yes, you generally need permission from your local council to create a dropped kerb. This involves applying for a dropped kerb or vehicle crossover permit, which may have specific requirements and fees.
