Need vehicle access to your property? We specialise in dropped kerb installation for driveways, following council approval and Streetworks regulations.
We provide high-quality tarmac surfacing for adoptable roads, footpaths, and highways, delivering durable finishes that meet industry standards.
Streetworks regulations are the rules and safety standards that govern any work done on public roads, footpaths, and pavements. These regulations are enforced by local authorities (your council or highways agency) to ensure that roadworks are carried out safely, legally, and with minimal disruption to the public. In practical terms, if any work needs to be done on the pavement or road outside your property, it must follow strict guidelines set by these regulations.
For a contractor to dig up or modify a public highway (for example, to install a new kerb or resurface a pavement), they must hold a valid Streetworks Licence. This licence (sometimes called a Section 50 licence under UK law) is basically proof that the contractor is authorised and qualified to carry out council-approved roadworks. It means they have been trained in the New Roads and Street Works Act regulations and know how to work safely around traffic, pedestrians, and existing utilities. Only an authorised contractor with this accreditation is allowed to undertake such tasks – it’s the law. The local council will typically not grant permission for the work unless the people doing it have the proper Streetworks credentials.
Your local council’s highways department oversees and grants permissions for such work. They ensure that any contractor working on their roads has the right licence and training. Before work starts, the contractor usually needs to apply for a permit or inform the council, providing their Streetworks credentials. During the project, inspectors can visit the site to check compliance (for example, that the area is safely cordoned off with signs and barriers, and that the work meets the required standards).
Licensed and compliant with Streetworks regulations.
Experienced team for kerb lowering, road surfacing, and pavement works.
Local expertise and commitment to quality.
Whether you’re a homeowner requiring a dropped kerb for driveway access or a contractor needing adoptable road surfacing, we have the skills and authorisation to complete your project efficiently.
We operate across Buckinghamshire, London, the Midlands and the South East.
Most installations take 1–2 days, depending on the size and complexity of the job.
Yes. We hold a Streetworks Licence, which means we are authorised to work on public highways, pavements and adoptable roads.
Absolutely. We provide tarmac surfacing for pavements, footpaths and adoptable roads to meet council standards.