Complete service from permit to reinstatement — compliant with Dunedin City Council (DCC) standards.
A vehicle crossing (also called a driveway crossover) is the section of driveway that connects your property to the road — from the kerb to your boundary line. The Dunedin City Council (DCC) requires a permit for all new crossings, replacements, or modifications to ensure compliance with safety, drainage, and road corridor standards.
Our team manages the full process — from DCC permit application and design approval through to construction, inspection, and final reinstatement.
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From initial consultation to final cleanup, we handle every step professionally
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We handle permits and DCC compliance requirements
Site prep, formwork, and proper base installation
Expert concrete placement and your chosen finish
Proper curing time and complete site cleanup
DCC Standard Detail Drawing

We construct DCC-compliant vehicle crossings and driveways across:
Dunedin • Mosgiel • Green Island • St Clair • St Kilda • Andersons Bay • Port Chalmers • Outram • Brighton • Waikouaiti
Yes. Any new or altered vehicle crossing requires a permit from the Dunedin City Council to ensure safety and compliance with local road corridor standards.
Usually around 10–15 working days depending on the application and DCC's workload. We manage the process and keep you informed throughout.
Yes, we are experienced in identifying and relocating stormwater or service lines in coordination with DCC and utility providers.
Heavy-duty crossings are designed for commercial or high-load access points, built to higher structural and thickness specifications per DCC requirements.
We handle the full process — from DCC application to construction and final reinstatement.
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