I want a dropp kerb/crossover in bristol
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That's cheap. ~£1k here in Edinburgh.ajmoore1 wrote:I am in the process of organising one now in Wrexham area. Had to pay £100 application fee to council then can get anyone to do it as long as they have 5m public liability insurance and street works licence. Been quoted £100 per kerb to give you an idea on cost.
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£825+VAT as a minimum for 4 flat and two transition kerbs on a standard 1.8m footpath
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Bristol would be too far to come sadly.....
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