Our Process
From Council Approval to Completed Dropped Kerb
If you've already received approval from Birmingham City Council for your dropped kerb, you're only a few steps away from creating safe and convenient vehicle access to your property.
We've designed our process to be straightforward, transparent, and stress-free.
Our Process
Step 1 – Receive Birmingham City Council Approval
Step 1 – Receive Birmingham City Council Approval
Before any dropped kerb works can be carried out, you must first obtain approval from Birmingham City Council.
Once approved, the Council will provide you with details of the approved crossing location, dimensions, and any specific requirements relating to the works. Approval is typically valid for 12 months, so it's important to begin arranging your contractor as soon as possible.
Step 2 – Request Your Free Quotation
Step 1 – Receive Birmingham City Council Approval
Complete our online quotation form and upload:
- Your Birmingham City Council approval letter
- Approved site drawings or photographs
- Any supporting documents provided by the Council
Our team will review the information and prepare a competitive, no-obligation quotation tailored to your approved scheme.
Step 3 – Receive Your Detailed Quote
Step 4 – Contractor Approval & Documentation
We'll provide a clear and transparent quotation outlining:
- Scope of works
- Materials required
- Any adjustments to existing highway features
- Estimated programme of works
If you have any questions, our team will be happy to discuss the proposal and explain every aspect of the project.
Step 4 – Contractor Approval & Documentation
Step 4 – Contractor Approval & Documentation
Step 4 – Contractor Approval & Documentation
Once you decide to proceed, we will assist with the documentation required by Birmingham City Council.
This typically includes:
- Signed Collateral Warranty
- Agreed quotation
- Works plan and measurements
- Public Liability Insurance
- Relevant Street Works accreditations
The Council reviews this information before granting final approval for the selected contractor to undertake the works.
Step 5 – Schedule the Works
Step 4 – Contractor Approval & Documentation
Step 6 – Construction of Your Dropped Kerb
Following Council approval, we will agree a convenient date for the works and arrange all necessary highway notifications and street works requirements.
Our team will keep you informed throughout the planning stage so you know exactly when work will begin.
Step 6 – Construction of Your Dropped Kerb
Step 4 – Contractor Approval & Documentation
Step 6 – Construction of Your Dropped Kerb
Our experienced operatives will carry out the installation in accordance with Birmingham City Council specifications and approved drawings.
Works are completed safely, professionally, and with minimal disruption wherever possible.
We take great pride in delivering workmanship of the highest standard, ensuring your new dropped crossing is built to last.
Step 7 – Completion & Inspection
Step 7 – Completion & Inspection
Step 7 – Completion & Inspection
Once the works are complete, Birmingham City Council may carry out a final inspection to confirm that the crossing has been constructed in accordance with the approved specification.
Any issues identified during inspection are addressed promptly to ensure full compliance.
Ongoing Peace of Mind
Step 7 – Completion & Inspection
Step 7 – Completion & Inspection
Dropped crossing works are covered by a defect liability period, providing additional reassurance that your installation meets the required standards.
With over 40 years of experience and hundreds of successful installations across Birmingham, you can be confident your project is in safe hands from start to finish.