Below is an example of a job where drop-kerbs were added to allow access across a pavement and on to a new driveway. We are council registered and approved to provide this service.

Getting ready to start.		Replacing the existing kerb stones with drop and centre kerbs.
The pathway is dug out and replaced with hardcore to council specification, and is suitable for vehicle crossing.		The tarmac base is added.
Then a 6mm tarmac wearing course is added.		The finished job.

This was an extension to an existing drive to allow additional parking space. The pictures show the various stages involved.

Before work commenced.		Digging out to a suitable depth.
The hardcode base is laid to a minimum depth of 150mm and the wacker used to compact, with a suitable number of passes.		Sharp sand is laid (50mm) and again compressed using the wacker.
The blocks are then laid.		Kiln dried sand is brushed over the tops of the blocks, and the wacker is once again used with a suitable number of passes to vibrate the sand between the bricks.
The drainage being installed.		The concreate footpath and soil area from the driveway to the rear of the house was also replaced with Indian flagged paving.
The finished job. You can see where the drive was widened to allow easier access.

Another well finished driveway, this time in tarmac

A example of our block paving work