Kerbwell provides extruded concrete kerbing for residential and commercial subdivisions, working alongside civil contractors and developers throughout the construction programme.

Kerbwell undertakes kerbing as part of road rehabilitation and civil remedial projects, including areas affected by slips, washouts, storm damage and other infrastructure failures. We can reconstruct or reinstate kerbing within existing road environments as part of wider repair, stabilisation and rehabilitation works.

Kerbwell provides specialist concrete kerbing for petrol station and service station developments, upgrades and reinstatement works. We understand these sites often involve restricted access, staged construction and coordination with other trades.

Works can include kerbing around forecourts, car parks, accessways, landscaped areas and other site-specific kerb requirements, using extruded or hand-formed methods where appropriate.

Where machine laid-extruded kerbing is not practical, our experienced team can construct kerbing by hand. Hand-forming is suited to restricted-access areas, short sections, tight radii, connections to existing kerbing and detailed sections and locations where kerbing machinery cannot practically operate.

We construct raingarden openings and kerb cut-downs for stormwater management and water-sensitive urban design projects. These can be incorporated into new kerb installations to provide the required stormwater flow into landscaped raingardens.

Kerbwell provides repair and reinstatement services for damaged, removed or altered concrete kerbing. This includes kerbing affected by civil and utility works, construction activities, road and footpath upgrades, drainage works, vehicle crossings and localised damage. Where appropriate, sections are reconstructed to tie neatly into the surrounding existing kerb.

Kerbwell undertake kerbing for suitable private driveway projects, subject to project size, location and site access.

To keep your kerb installation running smoothly, all site preparation, survey set-out, levels and access requirements need to be completed before our crew arrives. Our Kerb Preparation & Client Requirements guide covers everything your site team needs to have ready.