Edging and kerbs for tarmac in Ayrshire

How much does tarmac driveway edging cost in Ayrshire?

Rates in Ayrshire follow Scotland, about 2% below our UK midpoint.

Item	Guide price (inc VAT)
Kerb or block-paved edging	£24–£54 per metre

Towns we cover in Ayrshire

Postcode areas: KA, PA.

What is included?

Edge restraint is a solid line of kerbs, blocks or setts bedded and haunched in concrete along the sides of a tarmac surface, so the material cannot spread sideways or break away when wheels run near the edge.

Line and level set out
Trench dug for the kerb and its concrete bed
Kerbs, blocks or setts bedded on concrete
Concrete haunch on the back of the edge
Tarmac finished tight to the edge
Drop kerbs or flush details at gates and lawns

Rules in Ayrshire

Repairs, paths and edging work rarely need planning permission. In Scotland, permitted development allows a hard surface between a house and a road only if it is porous or the water drains to a porous area within the property. Unlike England there is no 5 m² allowance, so it applies to any size. Conservation areas and the grounds of listed buildings have extra restrictions. The council, as roads authority, controls any new or widened access across a footway.