Dropped kerbs in Roundhay

Plan the Roundhay driveway and crossing together.

If you are replacing a front garden with parking or changing the entrance to an existing Roundhay drive, start with the proposed vehicle access. The private driveway, pavement crossing and drainage all need to work together.

We assess the available parking area, the approach from the road and how the new levels would meet the house and pavement. A driveway quotation can include the private works, while the public crossing remains subject to council approval.

Set out the driveway levels and water route early.

Before construction, we plan where surface water will go and how the finished driveway meets the approved crossing. Send a photograph of the full frontage and tell us whether the existing access is staying, moving or widening. This helps us separate a straightforward driveway replacement from a proposal that needs a changed vehicle crossing.

Dropped kerb installation in Roundhay

1. Documents and planningWe prepare the contractor’s licence paperwork and supply relevant qualification and insurance documents.
2. Prepare the siteArrange the required site protection, check underground services and excavate to the approved construction.
3. Kerbs and reinstatementInstall lowered and transition kerbs with suitable support, prepare the foundation and reinstate the footway to the council-approved specification.

Planning permission is separate and may also be required. No highway excavation starts until the necessary permissions and licence are in place.

Dropped kerb costs in Roundhay.

The quote depends on crossing width, pavement construction, excavation, reinstatement and any obstructions. Council inspection and licence fees are separate from construction costs unless expressly included in your quote. We explain the scope and any known additional work before you decide.