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!!!

My wife and I both own low cars, and this has made our driveway entrance much smoother. Two boxes covered our 16 ft driveway and ran us $240 total with shipping. All and all we are happy with it and it saved us about $300 had we bought 4 sections of the alternate rubber ramp we were looking at.

After looking and looking at premade driveway ramps that would not fit my curb I came across Curb Ramp. I just made my second ramp (I used a metal paint mixer powered by a drill this time) and that made it a lot easier to mix. It is so nice just gliding onto the driveway now, especially when the kid is asleep in the back of the car. The only “issue” is having to remember everyone else does not have a driveway ramp.

A good weekend project. It took me about an hour for 3 kits – between the mixing, shaping out the ramp and doing cleanup. I was a little worried about it raining overnight so I did it in the morning. It actually starts to set up pretty quickly so I would say just be ready to lay it down once you mix it. If you let it sit there for too long I imagine it would be harder to spread and may not bond as well. I am actually impressed with how it feels when it sets up. It gives a nice cushion for my car now and really makes a difference!

The Curb Ramp kit has made a noticeable difference in my daily routine. The protection it offers is commendable. The only downside is that the drainage channel, while optional, requires some extra effort to set up. Nevertheless, it’s a minor inconvenience for the benefits it provides.

I wanted to protect my Audi’s new paint job so I installed curb ramp on my driveway. I used to occasionally scratch the bumper of my car because my driveway is pretty steep but this product fixed that. 5-star!

Before I had my ramp my car would scrape all the time, now it doesn’t. I am pleased with the way it looks and the overall quality. This is a solid product and I would recommend it to a neighbor.

Curb Ramp is a lifesaver for my driveway. I purchased three kits, and it works perfectly. Now, both cars can smoothly enter and exit without any scraping. Such a relief!

Just moved into my new house and unfortunately with my addictive hobbies for low modified cars, my driveway slope was too aggressive to get in and out without scraping or damaging my my front and rear bumper. I had to resort to wooden ramps I made at home which made it a burden bringing in and out of the garage.

That is until I found curbramp.us. I really liked the idea of forming my own ramp since my driveway is at the end of a cul-de-sac and has a awkward conformity where straight ready made ramps would not sit flush or look pleasing. I purchased 3 kits for my driveway as the slope is quite aggressive. Used a moisture/vapor barrier substrate I bought at home depot (in case my HOA wants me to remove it) and 3/4″ pvc pipe for water drainage and installed it within 3 hours (prepping driveway and taking our time) with a friend. It worked out so well! Now I can throw away my make shift ramps and not spend more of my time trying to leave my home. I just ordered another kit to make some areas even with the rest of the ramp. Such a great product and totally pleased!

I love my ramp. First, I used a steel plate. It made so much noise every time someone use my driveway as a turn around point and whenever I drove my 911 over it. It’s been down for a year, with some of the worse rain and hottest summer we’ve had in years. It was easy to install. I just ordered another bucket of glue so that I can change the color from black to something close the the color of the sidewalk by putting down the glue and sprinkling light coat of cement over it. I love how easy it is to work with.