When installing a new driveway, it’s typically required to lower the kerb outside your property. This ensures convenient access without the need to maneuver your vehicle up and down the kerb each time.
Modifying the pavement adjacent to your residence with a dropped kerb necessitates a permit from the local council. Keep in mind that the pavement is public property, so altering it requires permission, even if it’s directly outside your home.
Your local authority will evaluate several factors when reviewing your application for a kerb dropping, including:
It’s essential to understand that the presence of dropped kerbs in your neighborhood doesn’t guarantee approval for your application.
Experts in driveway construction with over 10 years of specialised experience in gravel driveway installations throughout Kent. We provide tailored solutions for your driveway, offering a variety of gravel types, sizes, and colors to suit your preferences. Our prices are unmatched in comparison to paving or alternative driveway options.
Our team is available to meet with you, discuss available options, and guide you through the selection process, considering factors such as texture and size to ensure optimal ease of use for your driveway or patio. Additionally, we offer samples of different stones and a range of color choices to seamlessly integrate the gravel with your Kent home’s aesthetic.
After receiving your approval letter from the council (which we can help you apply for), we handle the application for the KCC permit and schedule a convenient date with you to install your dropped kerb.
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Copek Dropped Kerb are part of:
Copek Resin Bound Surfacing
6 Hustlings Drive
Eastchurch
Sheerness
Kent
ME12 4JX