Horizontal Curb Cut
Curb modification is a common fact of life for home builders and commercial and municipal project managers. Private homeowners also sometimes have a need to alter the layout of the curbs on their property. Unfortunately, when performed with traditional methods, curb modification calls for serious expenditures of time, labor and money. Instead of relying on these wasteful, outdated methods, homeowners, home builders and project managers in the Inland Empire can call on the innovative horizontal curb cutting service of California Curb Cut. Whatever the size of your current or upcoming job, our advanced curb side cutting system will meet your needs while drastically reducing your commitment of precious resources.
How To Prepare for Curb Cutting:
1. The Prep Work
2. New Driveway Approach
3. New Driveway Approach Extension (Driveway Widening)
4. Wheelchair Ramp
The Prep Work
Be sure to have all preparation completed before we arrive.
Our equipment cuts from the back of the curb. In order for us to perform the Curb Cut, we need an area cleared of 4 feet from the back of the curb and 12 inches below the top of the curb.
The integrity of the original membrane surface and joints of the curb, gutter and street remain intact and structurally sound and complete as when the job began.
New Driveway Approach
In order for us to perform the Curb Cut, we need an area cleared of 4 feet from the back of the curb and 12 inches below the top of the curb.
The integrity of the original membrane surface and joints of the curb, gutter and street remain intact and structurally sound and complete as when the job began.
New Driveway Approach Extension (Driveway Widening)
When widening an exiting driveway approach, the wing or flare must be removed to allow for a proper curb cut.
Wheelchair Ramp
Our equipment cuts from the back of the curb. In order for us to perform the Curb Cut, we need an area cleared of 4 feet from the back of the curb and 12 inches below the top of the curb.