Checking the Curbs

Safety and Liability:

Damaged or uneven curbs can create tripping hazards and increase the risk of accidents for pedestrians and vehicles, leading to potential liability claims for property owners.

Code Compliance and Accessibility:

Curbs and curb cuts must meet local codes and ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) standards; failure to do so can result in fines, legal action, or forced modifications.

Water Drainage and Foundation Protection:

Well-maintained curbs channel rainwater toward proper drainage areas, protecting the building foundation and landscaping; poorly maintained curbs can allow water to pool and cause structural damage.

Curb Appeal and Property Value:

Curbs are among the first features people notice; neglected or unsightly curbing detracts from curb appeal, which can affect property values and tenant or customer perceptions.

Maintenance Planning:

Regular inspection helps property managers detect minor curb issues early, preventing them from escalating into expensive repairs or contributing to long-term deterioration.

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