Resin Driveway Contractors

East Riding of Yorkshire · England

Dropped kerb applications in Beverley

A new or wider vehicle crossing in Beverley needs consent from your council as local highway authority. We prepare the drawings and photos, then time your drive to meet the new kerb level.

Guide price
about £1,000–£2,500 per crossing, set by the highway authority
Postcodes
HU17, HU16
Survey
Free, no obligation
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What dropped kerb applications involve

A dropped kerb, or vehicle crossover, is a lowered section of kerb and strengthened pavement that lets a car cross the footway to reach a driveway. It needs consent from the highway authority (your council in England, Wales and Scotland; DfI Roads in Northern Ireland), and the work in the pavement is done by that authority or a contractor it approves.

Groundwork prices in Beverley depend on what is found below the surface, so the survey looks closely at ground conditions, access and drainage. Homes in Beverley range from period properties to modern estates, each with its own drainage and access questions.

Projects we quote in and around Beverley include adding a soakaway so water stays on the property, preparing a drive to meet a new dropped kerb and replacing failed edges that have started to crumble. More about dropped kerb applications.

Prices for dropped kerb applications in Beverley

Prices in Yorkshire and the Humber are a little below the UK average. These are guide ranges including VAT; your quote follows a free survey.

Guide prices in Beverley
ServiceGuide price inc VAT
Dropped kerb applicationsabout £1,000–£2,500 per crossing, set by the highway authority
Permeable SuDS driveways£70–£110 per m²
Resin garden paths£45–£130 per m²

Based on Yorkshire and the Humber rates. See the full price guide or price your own project.

Planning in Beverley

A dropped kerb always needs consent from your council as local highway authority, whether or not the driveway itself needs planning permission. A new access onto a classified road can need planning permission as well.

General information for England, not legal advice.

Weather and working days

Rainfall varies widely across Yorkshire, from the drier Vale of York to wetter Pennine towns, and cold snaps shorten the laying season at either end. Spring to autumn offers the most laying days in the East Riding of Yorkshire, but dry, mild winter days can work too.

How it works

Get a guide price online, book a free survey, receive an itemised written quote, then agree a date. Most drives over a ready base are laid in a day.

Dropped kerb applications in Beverley: questions

What postcodes do you cover around Beverley?

We cover HU17 and HU16 and the surrounding districts, including Hull and Brough.

Do I need planning permission in Beverley?

In England, a new or replaced hard surface of more than 5 m² in a front garden is permitted development only if it is porous, or if rainwater drains to a lawn, border or soakaway within the property. A fully permeable resin bound build, with a porous base under it, meets that test.

Who approves dropped kerbs in Beverley?

Dropped kerb consent comes from your council as local highway authority. We help with the application and get your drive ready to meet the new crossing.

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Book a free survey in Beverley

We cover HU17 and HU16 and nearby. Tell us about your project and we will be in touch to arrange a visit.

  • Base, edging and drainage priced line by line
  • Real blend samples shown in daylight
  • Price fixed in writing once the spec is agreed

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