Frequently Asked Questions

Curb repair usually runs $40–$80 per linear foot, and a 250-home development averages roughly $150,000 in curb R&R costs. These repairs often push out inspections and delay bond release, impacting cash flow and closing schedules.

By preventing damage throughout construction, Curb Saver eliminates end-of-project curb repairs that cause inspection rework, schedule friction, and delayed bond release. Builders finish faster and smoothly.

Yes. Curb Saver is specifically designed to protect the face and the top of the curb — a key performance advantage over mats, gravel pads, wattles, or rubber strips.

Each piece takes 1–2 minutes to install. Units are 6 ft long and weigh under 50 lbs, making them easy for one worker to place, adjust, or move.

Absolutely, Curb Saver is engineered for multi-development reuse, offering long-term ROI for builders and reducing landfill waste compared to disposable or non-durable solutions. This innovative approach extends product life cycles, minimizes resource consumption, and supports a more sustainable construction industry overall.

Our Sure-Fit™ Process includes an Intake step where you upload photos, basic measurements, and driveway counts. Our team sizes everything correctly and prepares a Build/Design sheet for approval.

We simply need from you:

• Subdivision/phase
• Driveway counts and approximate widths
• Curb profile (rolled/vertical/wedge)
• A few photos and 30 second videos with a tape measure visible
• Site address and point of contact

After Intake, we provide a Build/Design drawing, a bill of materials, and a layout plan. You approve digitally via email or e-signature before production begins.

Lead times are communicated during design approval and vary by quantity and region. Expedited production or delivery may be available upon request.

Curb Saver withstands repeated traffic from trucks, forklifts, skid steers, and other construction equipment. The steel + neoprene system absorbs impact and resists shifting under real jobsite conditions.

• Wattles: Good for erosion only — provide no impact protection.
• Gravel + rubber strip: Improve cleanliness but shift and leave curb edges exposed.
• Horse mats: Durable, but not form-fitting; drift easily, awkward to move.
• Curb Saver: Purpose-built impact protection with face + top coverage, fast install, and multi-year reusability.

Yes. We size and build configurations to match radius or specialty curb profiles through your Intake photos and measurements.