Concrete
Concrete curb repair for commercial properties
Curbs take hits from tires, delivery trucks, and landscaping equipment. Broken curb edges look rough, expose landscaping, and can affect drainage along the lot.
Upload Photos & Request a QuoteThe problem
Small chips and spalled edges can sometimes be patched. Curbs that are cracked through, sunken, or broken into pieces usually need the section removed and re-poured.
Curbs often double as gutters and drainage edges, and some are painted for fire lanes. When a section is replaced, drainage flow and any curb markings need to be restored as part of the job.
Properties where this comes up
Retail centers
Truck turns at entrances and loading areas break curbs.
HOA communities
Private roads with long runs of curb and gutter.
Office parks
Landscape islands with damaged curbing.
Industrial sites
Trucks cutting corners at drives and docks.
Photos & details that help
- 01Each damaged section close up and from a distance
- 02Approximate length of curb involved
- 03Whether the curb also acts as a gutter or has fire lane paint
- 04Any standing water along the curb line
When we may need to see the site
- Curb and gutter sections tied to drainage flow
- Curbs along public right-of-way, which may require a permit
- Long runs of damage that may call for replacement instead of patching
Next step
Send photos with rough lengths. We will recommend patching or replacement and quote it, flagging anything that may need a permit.
Open the photo quote form →Get a quote for curb repair
Send photos and the property address. We will review it and come back with next steps.