Concrete Crossovers in Beveridge & Mitchell Shire
The crossover is the section between your property boundary and the road. It has to meet council requirements, so it's worth getting it right the first time.
What's included
Crossovers, done properly
Council sets the standard for crossovers, so the size, thickness and finish usually aren't up to you. We'll check what applies to your property.
- New crossoversFor new homes, usually poured at the same time as the driveway.
- Replacements and wideningOld or damaged crossovers removed and replaced, or widened for a wider driveway.
- Built to council requirementsThe size, thickness and finish your council asks for.
- Kerb and footpath tie-inA neat join to the kerb and any footpath, so the water runs where it should.
FAQ
Common questions
Do I need council approval for a crossover?
In Victoria a new or altered vehicle crossing generally needs council approval. We'll let you know what's needed for your property.
Who pays for the crossover?
In most cases the property owner does, even though it sits on council land. Your estimate will show the crossover separately from the driveway.
Can the crossover match my driveway?
Councils usually set the finish for crossovers, and it's often plain concrete. We'll check what your council allows before you choose.
Can I do the driveway now and the crossover later?
You can, but doing both together is usually simpler and avoids a second set-up. Some estates also want both finished by the same deadline.
Other services
More concrete work around your home
Doing more than one job at once often saves a second set-up. Mention everything you need when you ask for an estimate.
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