Street Works & Dropped Kerbs
Dropped kerbs, vehicle crossings, highway repairs and reinstatement.
About the work
Street works can bring together dropped kerbs, vehicle crossings, road and footway work, drainage, utility trenches and reinstatement. Tell us about the location and proposed scope so we can discuss permissions, access and responsibilities before work begins.
What’s included
- Dropped kerbs and vehicle crossovers
- Footway construction, repairs and reinstatement
- Road excavation, highway reinstatement and tarmac repairs
- Pothole, carriageway and road-surface repairs
- Utility-trench reinstatement and underground ducting
- Kerbing, highway drainage, gullies and access works
- Plant operations and site management for the agreed scope
Who we work with
Homeowners, developers, site managers and property managers. Share your plans and site details so we can discuss the right scope for your project.
Licences and compliance
Contact us to discuss the documentation, permissions and site requirements relevant to your project.
Your questions, answered
What can a street works project include?
The scope may include dropped kerbs, reinstatement, surfacing, drainage, utility trenches or related concrete work. We discuss the location and requirements before quoting.
Can you combine street works with other building services?
Yes. Drainage, concrete, groundworks and surfacing can be considered together where they form part of the agreed project scope.
What about permissions for a dropped kerb or highway work?
Public-highway work is subject to the relevant permissions, permits and highway authority requirements. We discuss the location and responsibilities before agreeing the work.
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From first enquiry to finished work
A clear scope and a practical plan, agreed before work begins.
- Tell us about your project
- Discuss the site and requirements
- Agree the scope and quote
- Plan and carry out the work
- Review the finished work
