Addlestone Dropped Kerbs
Trusted Dropped Kerb Engineers in Addlestone KT15
A dropped kerb in Addlestone KT15 allows vehicles to cross the pavement from a road to a driveway, without risking damage to the surrounding surfaces. Installing a dropped kerb to your Addlestone property can make a huge improvement to access, as well as help ensure people do not block the front of your driveway.
Here at Tarmat UK, we are not only experienced and professional paving contractors, but we are also Addlestone dropped kerb specialists. We have many years of experience installing dropped kerbs in Addlestone KT15 and the surrounding areas. We work closely with your local authority to ensure the new dropped kerb complies with all necessary regulations.
Already Have Planning Approved for my Dropped Kerb in Addlestone:
Single Width Drop Kerb Installation in Addlestone:
Application fee £175+vat
£50 Off the Installation, when you choose to use Tarmat Ltd to supply and install.
£1995
Includes:
- Supply and installation of 1 single car width dropped kerb (3 meters)
- Streetworks Licence
- Highways Approval
- Up to 5 million Public Liability
- Tarmac and make good of the road and path
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Double Width Drop Kerb Installation in Addlestone:
Application fee £175+vat
£50 Off the Installation, when you choose to use Tarmat Ltd to supply and install.
£2495
Includes:
- Supply and installation of Double Width dropped kerb (6 meters)
- Streetworks Licence
- Highways Approval
- Up to 5 million Public Liability
- Tarmac and make good of the road and path
Don't Have Dropped Kerb Planning in Addlestone?
In order for Tarmat UK to install your new dropped kerb in Addlestone KT15, you first need planning permission. We're approved Addlestonedropped kerb contractors and are more than happy to install your new Addlestone kerbs once you have the required planning in place.
Reliable Dropped Kerb Installation in Addlestone
As a family-run business, with fully trained and qualified engineers, we focus on delivering a dropped kerb service in Addlestone that works for every one of our clients. By investing in the highest quality materials, equipment and processes, we ensure that we deliver sustainable and cost-effective solutions.
We pride ourselves on our outstanding workmanship and customer care, ensuring every dropped kerb in Addlestone is installed to the highest possible standards. Our team can visit your Addlestone site to carry out a free no-obligation survey, allowing us to fully understand your requirements and offer a competitive quote.
Why Choose Us for Addlestone Dropped Kerbs?
Our primary focus is complete customer satisfaction and we ensure quality and reliability so that you have peace of mind that your Addlestone home or business is in safe hands. The affordable driveway and paving services we offer are guaranteed to last you a long time.
We have vast experience working with both private and commercial clients and you can rely on our expertise and professionalism when it comes to quality kerb solutions.
- Family run business
- Fully insured
- Local and trusted company
- Experienced and qualified craftsmen & tradesmen
- Quality products at affordable prices
- Attention to detail
- Highly recommended
We are your trusted & reliable local Addlestone dropped kerb experts.
What do we do?
We don't just do Dropped Kerbs in Addlestone Check out our list of services below...
- Tarmac repairs
- Surface Dressing
- Road repairs
- Driveways
- Car Parks
- Road Markings
- Playgrounds
- Drop Kerbs
- Pothole repairs
- Public & Private Roads
- White lining
- Resin Driveways and Footpaths
Looking for a service other than Dropped Kerbs in Addlestone KT15?
We offer a number of services for the Addlestone area, including:
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Frequently Asked Questions on Dropped Kerbs in Addlestone
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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, 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.