I was very pleased with the customer service at Curb Ramp. The company contacted me to help with planning and material estimations. The product itself works well, and it was an excellent solution for our driveway project.

High quality! I Love these ramps! My Corvette always scraped the curb. After installing the curbramps. My Corvette rides smooth. No more scraping. Customer service is excellent! Scott was very helpful with my questions. I highly recommend buying from curbramp.us.

I go to the same gas station several times a week on my way to work. The main entryway is a disaster! I’m leasing a 2014 Toyota Camry and trying not to mess it up, but my car would scrape on their curb every time. I told the owner I would fix it for $400 and he said ok lol. So I bought a couple boxes of this stuff and went out there one afternoon and laid it down with PVC underneath for drainage. We blocked off that entrance overnight and the next day it had dried and the transition was so much smoother. He said customers have been thanking him for fixing it. I’m thinking about turning this into a side business to make some extra dough on the side!

My final ramp ended up being pricier than I anticipated with the added membrane and drainage pipe, but it was still much cheaper than the heavy duty rubber ramps I found on Amazon. I ended up using the recommended substrate in case I needed to remove it for any reason and an aluminum rectangle tube for drainage. After three months, so far so good. Water seems to be draining underneath and I haven’t had to move it for any reason. Not to mention my car no longer bottoms out on the curb. I am satisfied with the investment.

I dig the look of my new curb! Made my ramp removable so I can pull it into the yard on street sweeping days. My only complaint is the shipping cost. Better than paying for new shocks though, that’s for sure.

We had our driveway replaced just over a year ago. It was a major endeavor, was quite costly but it looked great. There’s just one problem, the driveway is too tall. There’s a 4″ drop from the driveway to the street.

I looked at having the contractor come back out to fix it but that was costly and might not hold up (due to the narrow side of the cement they would use being prone to crack off). Then I looked at rubber ramps to add to the end of the driveway to fix the problem. That was nearly as expensive. Then I found CurbRamp.

A friend installed it (three boxes) to the end of the driveway and I was amazed at the improvement. The drop off is now gradual over 12″ making the driveway even better. It even made it comfortable for my motorcycle.

I’d recommend CurbRamp to anyone!!!

I am impressed by the heavy-duty construction and the overall quality of the ramps. They appear to be very durable and can withstand rough use. The bolts were a bit of a pain, but it was worth it for the quality of the product.

My neighborhood has round curbs so I have to be extremely careful every time I enter and exit his driveway with my low ride height. I looked at a few pre-made rubber ramps, decided I didn’t feel like dropping $400, bought some Curb Ramp and installed it myself. They included gloves and brush and everything except the trowel but well worth it to save $200 if you ask me.

One of the cans of adhesive leaked en route and made a mess inside the box. They sent me a replacement, but they could do a better job of stressing just how strong that stuff is. I got some on my garage floor and can’t get it up. I will tell you, you don’t want to get it anywhere unintended – garage, hands, etc. That said, my wife likes it better now backing out of our steep driveway in her van because it no longer scrapes. But she didn’t have to “mess” with the installation part, so overall mixed feelings here.

I drive a 2006 Mustang GT and my driveway has a steep hill. My car always use to scrape when I backed out of the driveway. After it messed up my steering and bumpers I started looking into solutions. The pre-made rubber curb ramps were too expensive so I decided to try Curb Ramp and install it myself. It took about an hour and a half and cost me a lot less than the alternatives. I put it in over 2 years ago and it still looks the same as it did the day I installed it. I have no doubt that I’ve made my money back when you consider the amount I would have paid to get my axle re-aligned and new tires/ shocks, so I’d say it was definitely worth the investment.