Dropped kerbs, footways and slabbing
We do drop footways and slabbing. A drive that meets the road needs the pavement edge dealt with properly.
Where a drive meets the road
Our jobs include a road-side footway dug out, a new kerb line set and a finished black surface running up to it. A dropped kerb lets a vehicle cross the pavement.
Permission first
A dropped kerb normally needs permission from the highway authority, and the work to the pavement has to meet its specification. Ask us how it works for your property and check with Cornwall Council.
Slabbing
Paving slabs for paths and pavement repairs are part of our work.
Questions
Where are you based?
We are based at Avonlea, Crossroads, Redruth, TR14 0EP, and work all around Cornwall.
Do you give prices online?
No. Every ground is different, so we look at the job and give you a price for it. Ring or message to arrange it.
Our jobs like this
Real photos of our own work.
Drive with a channel drain beside a semi-detached house
A front drive: stone base laid and rolled, edges set behind cones, a channel drain across the front, and road-side work at the entrance with the crew in hi-vis.
New kerb line and footway
Kerb and footway work where a drive meets the road: the old edge dug out, a new kerb line laid and the surface finished up to it.
New kerbs and tarmac at a lane entrance
New kerbs set on concrete at a lane entrance, then tarmac laid up to them.
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