Driveways, kerb and footpaths. Not the road.

On a subdivision, Statcon pours the concrete that meets the road. We do not build the road. Road pavements are generally asphalt or a road-base specification, and they sit with a road contractor.

Driveways and crossovers

A driveway or crossover is the concrete from the kerb into the lot. On one job that was a pair of drives through fill, finishing at a low block wall. The road was already built. Cones stay out until the concrete can take a wheel.

Kerb and channel

Kerb and channel is formed, including on a curve. Where there is a concrete bay between kerbs, it is meshed on chairs over a prepared base. That bay is a pavement or hardstand. It is not the public road.

Footpaths

Footpaths are jointed and plain. They run beside the road. Joints are regular because a long path without joints cracks where it wants to. The path has to drain and stay even. It does not need a decorative finish.

What to send

A plan that shows the kerb, the driveway and the footpath, and a note that the road is excluded. hello@statcon.com.au or 0409 630 430.