Footpaths & Dropped Kerbs Contractors Darlington
Local Dropped Kerb Specialists Darlington
Dropped kerbs are a necessary modification for properties that require vehicular access to the pavement or road. The installation of a dropped kerb in Darlington must adhere to strict regulations and requires skilled contractors like Regal Ground Contractors Ltd to carry out the work safely and effectively.
Installing a dropped kerb in Darlington can make a huge improvement to accessing your property as well as helping to ensure people do not park in front of your driveway.
All paving requires perimeter detailing as well as channels to allow surface water to collect and drain away. Regal Ground Contractors Ltd are able to offer a wide range of kerbs, edging and channels to complement and complete your Darlington dropped kerb installation to the highest standard.
Our range of kerbs and channels provides an attractive and integrated border as well as water management solutions.
Regal Ground Contractors Ltd installs quality dropped kerbs
We are a specialist dropped kerb contractor based in the North East. All our tradespeople have had many years experience in the groundwork industry - we offer free on-site measurements plus quotations on all projects.
Footpaths available in a variety of surface types
The footpaths in and around your property offer a safe, level method of accessing driveways, gardens and doors. We offer paths in materials to match or contrast your driveway. Resin, tarmac or block paving pathways are constructed using the same high quality processes as our driveway installations.
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Dropped Kerb Planning Permission in Darlington
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.
We have many years’ experience in applying for the relevant planning permission. If you decide to have a dropped kerb installed at your Darlington home, we will conduct a thorough no obligation survey, considering what public utility services are present, whether you are on a main road and any other consideration that would be needed for planning permission.
You can either apply to your local council for permission or we can apply on your behalf. Once the application has been submitted, it is normal procedure for a council officer to carry out an assessment and a decision will be made to approve or decline the dropped kerb.
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FAQs for Dropped Kerbs & Footpaths in Darlington
The installation process can vary depending on factors such as the size and complexity of the work, and any issues that may arise during the installation process. Typically, the installation process can take between 3-5 days, after obtaining permission from the local council.
A dropped kerb is a modification made to a pavement or roadside kerb to allow vehicles to safely cross from the road to a driveway or private property.
No, installing a dropped kerb requires a professional contractor with the necessary qualifications, experience, and equipment. Attempting to carry out the work yourself can be dangerous and may result in legal action if it does not comply with local regulations. It is bestto hire a professional contractor to carry out the work safely and to the required standards.
Yes, you will need permission from your local council to install a dropped kerb. This involves submitting detailed plans and designs of the proposed work, including the size and shape of the drop kerb, the materials to be used, and the location.
The most commonly used materials for dropped kerb installations include concrete and tarmac. Both materials are durable and hard-wearing, making them ideal for high-traffic areas.
