Yes, broken or worn curbs can get repaired. Vehicles or bad weather often cause damage but a good restoration brings them back to how they looked before.

Curbs go in places like parking lots, roads, and around landscapes. Curbs help with traffic direction, better drainage, and look nice too.  

Concrete is common for wheelchair ramps. It is strong and easy to take care of. Sometimes, slip-resistant textures help keep things safer.  

Yes, every ramp for public use should fit under ADA rules. Things like slope or size matter a lot. Our ramps fit these rules well so they stay safe and easy to use.  

Pouring may last several hours or all day, depending on the size. Curing takes between 7 and 28 days. Light use might be safe after 48 hours.  

The ground gets ready first. Large amounts of concrete then get put down all at once. This works for foundations, parking lots, or big floors. Skilled people and good tools do the job right.