What |
We’re resurfacing the road with asphalt to make it smoother and safer. |
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Why |
Resurfacing adds grip, strength and resilience to our roads. This section is being resurfaced now to improve the condition of the road and make it safer. |
Where |
Wairakei Road, between Ilam Road and Idris Road, Bryndwr. |
When |
The work is expected to start on 14 September 2026 and finish on 21 September 2026. Monday to Sunday, 7pm to 5am (weather/site condition dependent). |
Contact |
The contractor is HEB Construction. Phone 0800 HEBCAN (general enquiries) or 027 325 3559 (Project Manager, Harshil Patel), Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. |
Details
Work on your road
We will be resurfacing the road and asphalt, working at night to minimise the disruption to businesses and residents.
This work is being coordinated with the wastewater renewal project being undertaken by Dormer Construction further along Wairakei Road.
What you need to know
- A one-way traffic system will be in place at night while our contractor is working, for citybound traffic. A detour will be in place for west-bound traffic, please see map below for details.
- During the day the road will be open to two-way traffic.
- On-street parking will be impacted, please take notice of the ‘No parking’ signs, which will be put out in advance of the work.
- Access to your property will be available at all times, although there may be short delays. Footpath access will remain open.
- Please let the contractor know if you have any specific requirements for property access, such as for medical visits, home help, large vehicle deliveries or other planned work on your property.
- Asphalt contains hot bitumen. Always keep a safe distance from paving operations and never approach hot materials.
- Residue from the new surfaces can stick to your shoes or car tyres, please be mindful of this when entering your garage or home.
- The work may cause noise and vibrations at times, our contractor will keep this to a minimum.
- Work will be rescheduled if the weather is not suitable.
- Line marking is generally completed within 24 hours but could be delayed due to bad weather. Please take care when approaching intersections as limit lines may not have been reinstated yet.
We know roadwords can be disruptive, and we're grateful for your cooperation and understanding.
Map of the work area
Stay updated
Learn more about resurfacing and maintenance work on our website ccc.govt.nz/resurfacing(external link).