Dropped Kerb Contractors In Ilkeston

Do you need a dropped kerb for your property? A kerb drop must be obtained if you plan on driving onto your property by using the pavement. In order to access a public highway or street, a vehicle must have the ability to cross a driveway that is not in a residential or commercial zone.

Kerb drop allows vehicles to cross asphalt from a road to a driveway. Anyone who wishes to drive on your property must comply with this legal requirement.

Kerb Dropping and Vehicle Crossover Specialists

Parking outside your home can be stressful. You might also have to pay a permit fee. You may have difficulty finding a parking spot in some urban areas. If you plan on driving across the pavement onto your property, a dropped kerb will be required. If you have questions take a look at our website Q and A's.

Access to the public highway must only be possible via a residential driveway or commercial driveway. It allows vehicles from a driveway to cross pavements. You will need one to be able to drive on your own property.

Local Kerb Dropping Contractors

A kerbdrop can improve access to your property, as well as help to keep people from parking in your driveway. You will need a vehicle crossover if you plan to drive your vehicle across the driveway from a highway.

You can't drive on the footway if this is not done.  Another Point of View  on the law could result in you being prosecuted.

The pavement in front of your property may need to be strengthened. It may be necessary to move street furniture, such as lampposts and manhole covers.

Ilkeston Vehicle Crossover Experts

Contact your local council if you're unsure whether you require permission. Get in touch with your local government to determine if you need planning permission. Your specific location will determine how much it costs.

You will need to get permission to hire a local specialist to complete the work.

This is not a DIY project. The council has strict requirements about service providers. Some restrictions will restrict your use of their contractors. Others will allow you to use your contractors provided they conform to the New Roads and Street Works Act 1991 requirements. Highway assessments by the council might incur an additional fee.

A local authority registered drop-kerb contractor is a great option to simplify your life. Because they are experienced with the council, they will file all of your applications and usually get them through quickly.

We have many years' experience installing drop-kerbs as well as applying for the necessary planning permission. We will visit your home to assess the area, find out if any utilities are present, and determine whether you are located on a main road. Other considerations that might be needed for planning permission. We have plenty of experience here and other towns as well

We are an authorised local authority company. We can work with your County Council to install drop kerbs while complying with all regulations.