Concrete Curbs
Concrete curbs help manage water, guide vehicles, protect landscaping, and keep a property looking organized and well cared for. Parking Lots Plus installs and repairs concrete curbing throughout Northwest Arkansas.
Concrete curbs serve multiple purposes on a commercial property: they manage stormwater runoff, direct vehicle traffic, protect landscaping and pedestrian areas, and define the boundaries of your parking lot or roadway. Our team installs and repairs concrete curbs that withstand Arkansas weather, clay soils, delivery truck traffic, and daily wear.
What types of curbs do we install? We handle standard curbs, curbs with integral gutters for drainage management, barrier curbs that prevent vehicles from leaving the pavement, landscape curbing to protect planted areas, mountable curbs for drive lane transitions, and ADA-compliant curb ramps at pedestrian crossings. Each type serves a specific function, and we help you choose the right curb profile for each location on your property.
Every installation starts with proper grading, formwork, and reinforcement, followed by a clean, consistent finish. We use steel pins or rebar to tie new curbs into existing pavement or concrete, preventing shifting and separation over time. For repairs, we saw-cut and remove failing sections, address base issues like erosion or soil settlement, and repour durable material that matches the surrounding curb line.
Why do curbs fail? The most common causes in Arkansas are clay soil expansion and contraction, tree root intrusion, vehicle impact from delivery trucks or snowplows, improper drainage that erodes the base, and original construction without adequate reinforcement. Understanding the cause helps us apply the right fix and prevent repeat failures.
Broken curbs or failing gutter sections pose safety risks, cause runoff problems, and diminish your property's appearance. Regular curb maintenance protects your infrastructure, keeps your lot looking professional, and prevents water from pooling where it causes further damage. Contact Parking Lots Plus for a free curb assessment.