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Byford - culvert drain - hardstand driveway

The first 3 photos show the old bridge above Beenyup Brook which runs through our clients property.


The bridge is collapsing and is a danger to drive over hence steel plates have been placed over subsiding holes temporarily.



The following 3 photos show the first truck load of concrete headwalls being delivered prior to the bridge and Brook being excavated to facilitate the installation of the new headwalls and 900mm Ø pipes.



The collapsing bridge has been excavated and removed ready for the installation of the new drainage system.


The excavator on site is preparing to lift in two 900mm Ø stormwater culvert pipes and matching headwalls.


Pipes and headwalls installed, checked for water flow and backfilling has begun.


The following 4 photos show the completed hardstand driveway installed over the newly constructed drainage system.


The excavation was backfilled, compacted and covered with a combination of roadbase and gravel to match existing surfaces.


Note the headwalls are exposed above ground level for safety purposes acting as a guide for traffic.


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