Drop Kerb for Footpaths & Roads

You can rely on our team of specialists to guide you through every step, from start to finish

We know that there is nothing worse than having a driveway that is hard to get onto because of a raised kerb (yes, this is the correct spelling for kerb in the UK and is not to be mistaken by the spelling curb or kurb!). Not to worry though as the team at Fletchamoore is accredited by our local council to drop your kerb and make it easier to enter your driveway.  

Please get in touch with us on 01202 624900 to find out how to get started.  

Get the Kerb Appeal

Our dropped kerb service is simple and hassle-free, meaning you don’t have to worry about a thing. Just get in touch with us first, and we’ll guide you through any necessary applications – ensuring all planning permissions are in place before the work begins.

Call us today to learn more about our process on 01202 624900.

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Drop Kerb FAQs

How do I apply for a drop kerb in the UK?

To apply for a drop kerb in the UK, you typically need to contact your local council’s highways department. They will provide you with the necessary application forms and guidance on the process. It’s important to note that obtaining permission for a drop kerb involves several factors, including ensuring that it meets safety regulations and doesn’t obstruct pedestrians or utilities. 

How much does it cost to install a drop kerb in the UK?

The cost of installing a drop kerb can vary depending on factors such as the location, the size of the driveway, and any additional requirements or permissions needed. Typically, costs may include application fees, construction costs, and any associated paperwork or inspections.  

Contact us today to get a quote.  

How long does it take to get approval for a drop kerb?

The time it takes to get approval for a drop kerb can vary depending on the workload of your local council and the complexity of your application. In some cases, it may take several weeks to process your application, especially if additional permissions or consultations are required. It’s advisable to contact your local council early in the planning process to get an estimate of the timeline. 

We can discuss the timeframe of your dropped kerb project when you get in touch with us.

Are there any regulations or restrictions I need to be aware of when installing a drop kerb?

Yes, there are regulations and restrictions that govern the installation of drop kerbs in the UK. These may include requirements related to the width and gradient of the kerb, visibility for pedestrians and motorists, and protection of utilities such as gas and water pipes.  

Additionally, planning permission or other consent may be required in certain circumstances, so it’s essential to consult with your local council or a professional contractor, such as us, to ensure compliance with all relevant regulations. 

We’re happy to discuss your requirements, options available and provide a free quote.

Simply give us a call on 01202 624900 or contact us via our online form.