FAQs Kerb Laying

We work with high-quality precast concrete kerbs, granite, and block paving options. The choice depends on your budget, aesthetic preferences, and the functional requirements of the site (e.g., heavy traffic or decorative landscaping).

Most residential driveway or garden kerb projects are completed in 1–3 days, depending on length and complexity. Larger commercial projects may take longer. We minimise disruption and leave your site clean and tidy.

Standard kerb laying on private property usually doesn’t require permission, but installing or widening a dropped kerb (to create vehicle access) requires approval from your local council. We can advise you on the process and handle the installation once approved.

Our process includes:

• Site consultation and assessment
• Design and planning
• Excavation and preparation of a solid concrete foundation
• Precise kerb laying on a concrete bed with proper haunching
• Final inspection for alignment, level, and drainage

This ensures durable, professional results every time.

We provide:

• Residential kerb laying for driveways and gardens
• Commercial kerb installation for car parks and roads
• Drainage kerbs and edge restraints for landscaping
• Kerb repairs and maintenance
• Dropped kerbs for new driveway access

Kerb laying costs typically range from £40–£120+ per linear metre, depending on the kerb type (concrete, granite, etc.), site access, excavation requirements, and project scale. Contact TAG SW Limited for a free, no-obligation quote tailored to your Bath or surrounding area project.

Professional kerb laying ensures precise alignment, proper concrete bedding and haunching, compliance with British Standards (e.g. BS 7533), and long-lasting results. At TAG SW Limited, our experienced team delivers high-quality residential and commercial kerb installations that improve property value, functionality, and aesthetics while preventing common issues like sinking or water pooling.

Kerb laying is the professional installation of concrete, granite, or block paving kerbs along the edges of driveways, roads, footpaths, car parks, and landscaping areas. Kerbs provide structural support, improve drainage, prevent erosion, define boundaries, and enhance the overall appearance of a property.