Residential Concrete Services
Curb & Gutter
Installation
Professional curb and gutter for Utah County homeowners. Poured right the first time by owner Bryce Jones.
What We Do
What Is Curb & Gutter and
Why Does Your Property Need It?
Curb and gutter is the raised concrete border that runs along the edge of a street, driveway, or landscaped area. The curb is the vertical face. The gutter is the flat channel that directs water toward storm drains.
Without proper curb and gutter, water flows wherever gravity takes it. That often means erosion along your driveway edge, standing water in your yard, and a property that looks unfinished.
Get a free in-person estimate from owner Bryce Jones. Call (801) 885-6567 or email rhodeconcrete@gmail.com today.
19 Cities Served
Across Utah County
Benefits
Why Your Property Needs Curb & Gutter
On residential properties, curb and gutter serves several important purposes beyond just appearance.
Water Management
Channels rain and snowmelt away from your foundation, yard, and driveway.
Edge Containment
Keeps gravel, mulch, and soil from migrating onto pavement or neighboring lots.
Property Line Definition
Creates a clean, permanent boundary between your property and the street or adjacent land.
Driveway Borders
Frames your driveway approach for a finished, professional look.
Landscape Containment
Holds planting beds, rock borders, and turf sections in place.
Curb Profiles
Types of Curb & Gutter We Install
Three main profiles for residential properties across Utah County. The right choice depends on your property's layout, vehicle access, and local requirements.
Standard Vertical Curb
The classic L-shaped profile you see along most neighborhood streets. The vertical face stands 6 inches tall with a flat gutter pan that slopes toward the drain line.
Best for street-side frontage, subdivision edges, and anywhere you need a strong barrier between pavement and landscaping. Most common profile required by Utah County municipalities.
Rolled Curb (Mountable)
A gentle, rounded profile instead of a sharp vertical face. Vehicles can drive over it without scraping.
Preferred for driveway approaches, RV access points, and rural residential streets. Popular in Utah County’s newer developments for its clean, modern look.
Barrier Curb
Taller and steeper than standard curb, designed to prevent vehicles from leaving the roadway.
Ideal for parking areas, steep grades, and property edges near slopes or retaining walls where a physical deterrent is needed.
Not sure which profile fits? Bryce will walk the site with you during your free estimate and recommend the right type based on your drainage needs, traffic patterns, and local code requirements.
Pricing
How to Estimate Curb & Gutter Cost
Cost depends on three factors: linear footage, site preparation, and profile type. Here's what to expect for residential work in Utah County.
$20–$30
Includes forming, pouring, finishing & basic prep
$1K–$4.5K
50–150 linear feet residential range
What Affects Your Final Price
Does curb and gutter need rebar?
Not always. On stable, well-compacted subgrade, residential curb often performs well without rebar. However, rebar is recommended when the curb handles vehicle loads, soil is unstable, or local code requires it. Bryce evaluates every site individually.
Our Process
Curb & Gutter Installation Process
Owner Bryce Jones is on every job site from layout to finishing. A two-person, father-and-son crew from start to finish.
Site Evaluation & Estimate
Bryce visits your property, measures the run, checks the subgrade, identifies drainage direction, and discusses your goals. You get a written estimate with no obligation.
Layout & Forming
We stake the alignment, set grade for proper water flow, and build the forms to the correct profile. This step determines whether your curb drains correctly and looks straight.
Subgrade Preparation
We compact the soil beneath the forms and add base material where needed. A solid subgrade prevents settling, cracking, and uneven sections.
Pouring & Finishing
We pour in continuous sections, vibrate the concrete to eliminate air pockets, and finish the surface to a smooth, uniform profile. Control joints go in at regular intervals.
Curing & Cleanup
We protect the fresh concrete from rapid drying and temperature extremes, strip the forms once set, backfill the edges, and leave your site clean.
Because we only take 1 to 2 projects at a time, your curb and gutter job gets our full attention. No subcontractors. No split focus.
Our Work
Curb & Gutter Gallery
Recent curb and gutter projects completed across Utah County.
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Owner Bryce Jones handles every estimate and every pour personally. Whether you need 50 feet of driveway border or a full frontage run, you'll work directly with the crew doing the work.
No salespeople. No subcontractors. No miscommunication.