Curb Repairs

What This Service Involves

We repair broken, settled, and spalled curb and gutter sections that disrupt the gutter flow line and allow water to undermine the pavement edge. Proper curb geometry is essential in Western Washington, where high rainfall depends on continuous gutter conveyance to move runoff to catch basins without ponding. Our crews match the existing curb profile, re-establish the flow line grade, and tie new work cleanly into adjacent pavement and sidewalk. Completed sections are documented for your streets-maintenance records.

Benefits

Restores continuous gutter flow to prevent ponding and pavement undermining; re-establishes correct curb geometry and roadway edge definition; ties cleanly into adjacent pavement and walkway; protects the pavement edge from moisture infiltration; provides documented records for maintenance tracking

Our Process

1) Locate failed curb sections and check flow-line grade; 2) Remove damaged curb and prepare the base and forms; 3) Pour and finish new curb matching profile and re-established grade; 4) Cure, seal joints to pavement, and record the repair

What Affects the Cost

Linear feet of curb and gutter to replace; curb profile type and forming complexity; flow-line regrading requirements; coordination with adjacent pavement and sidewalk; traffic control on the affected street

Best Time of Year

Curb repairs are best completed in the drier months so new concrete cures fully before it must carry heavy fall and winter gutter flows.