Bitumen sealing
Council approved · Driveways
Council-approved bitumen seal driveways that improve all-weather access and reduce ongoing gravel maintenance — a standout need across the Northern Rivers and New England.
- NSW licence 494973C
- ABN 23 608 282 793
Typical scope
- Assessment of existing surface, base, and drainage
- Preparation, grading, and compaction as required
- Council-approved bitumen seal application to agreed finish (2-coat / 3-coat as specified)
- Aggregate size and coats confirmed on quote
- Driveway entries, runs, and practical rural layouts
Final method and materials depend on site conditions, drainage, and your budget. We’ll explain options clearly in the quote. Some driveway entries off public roads may need separate council or road-authority approval. Clients are responsible for confirming those requirements. We’re happy to point you in the right direction and work within the scope of those approvals.
Driveway approvals at a glance
Connecting to a public road? New or upgraded driveway entrances off council roads usually need council approval (and Transport for NSW approval on state roads), which often covers width, culvert size and sight distance. Driveways inside your property generally don’t, unless they’re part of a DA or in a bushfire-prone area. Requirements vary by council, so check with your local council before work starts.
How we quote: We’ll measure the area, check access, drainage and council requirements, agree the seal specification (including coats), then send a clear written quote.
Driveway entrance: start to finish
Rural driveway entrance, Northern NSW, photographed at each stage of the job.
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Digging out the entrance -
Base levelled and compacted -
Gravel base ready for sealing -
Finished bitumen seal
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