Case study

Roadside curb form and concrete pour

A roadside curb restored with a new wood form staked out and fresh concrete mixed and poured into place.

Service: Home Repairs

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Closer view of fresh wet concrete poured into the wood curb forms along the roadside edge

Project scope

What we did

Curb Forming

Wood forms staked out along the road shoulder to shape the new curb.

Concrete Pour

Concrete mixed and poured from a wheelbarrow into the curb form.

From staked forms to poured concrete

See the transformation.

The same stretch of roadside edge, first formed and staked out, then filled with fresh concrete.

Paved roadway with a new wood curb form staked out along the shoulder, ready for a concrete pour — The curb form staked out along the shoulder, then filled with fresh wet concrete.

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Why choose Denver Handy Co.

Skilled & experienced

Years of hands-on experience in remodeling and home improvement.

Quality work guaranteed

We stand behind our work and pay attention to the detail.

On time & on budget

We respect your time and your budget at every step.

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Proudly serving Denver-area homeowners.

Clear communication

Honest updates, responsive service, and no surprises.

Licensed & insured1-year workmanship warrantyDenver metro, locally owned

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Common questions homeowners ask about work like this.

A wood curb form was staked out along the road shoulder, then concrete was mixed and poured from a wheelbarrow into the form to set a fresh curb along the roadside edge.

The before photo shows the wood curb form staked out with no concrete yet; the after photo shows fresh concrete poured into that same form.

On this job the concrete was mixed on site and poured from a wheelbarrow directly into the staked wood forms.

Yes — forming the curb with staked wood forms and pouring the concrete were both part of this restoration.

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Roadside curb form and concrete pour