What curbs do
Curbs define the edge of a driveway, a parking area or a drive lane, keep vehicles where they belong and help guide rainwater along the pavement instead of across lawns and walks. They also give a property a finished, clean edge where pavement meets grass or landscaping.
Curbs take a lot of abuse. Tires roll over them, mowers clip them and the ground underneath can shift. Damaged or crumbling sections can be removed and poured new so the line stays straight and solid.
Curb work for homes and properties
On a home, curb work often comes up with a new driveway or where the driveway meets the street. On commercial properties, curbs run along parking areas and drive lanes and around islands and walks. Curb cuts open a curb so a driveway or ramp can meet the street at the right height.
Before you call, note where the curb runs, roughly how many feet are involved and whether old curb has to come out. Call or send a message with the location in North Jacksonville and what you need, and we can talk through the job.
Common questions
Do you work on curbs for homes and businesses? Yes. Curb work is done for homes, businesses and properties with parking areas and drive lanes in North Jacksonville.
What does it cost? Every job is different. Price depends on the size of the area, the location, how the site needs to be prepared and whether old concrete has to be removed first, so the best way to get a number is to call and describe the job.
How soon can the work start? That depends on the time of year, the weather and the schedule when you call. Ask about timing for your job when you reach out.
What's included
New curbs
Curbs formed and poured new.
Curb replacement
Damaged curb sections taken out and poured new.
Parking area curbs
Curbs along lots and drive lanes.
Curb cuts
Openings for driveways and ramps.