Oct 19 • General discussion
🧱 Concrete Curb Repair & Small Pour Jobs
💡 What It Is
A small-scale concrete service focused on fixing cracked curbs, chipped sidewalks, and small driveway patches. Instead of competing with large contractors, you handle the smaller, fast-turnaround jobs they usually ignore — making it perfect for solo operators or small teams.
⚙️ Why It Works
✅ Low competition — big companies don’t want small jobs✅ Easy to learn with a few tutorials and practice pours✅ Great margins since material cost is low and labor is the value✅ Consistent local demand, especially in older neighborhoods and commercial lots
💵 Startup Cost Range
💰 $1,200 – $3,000Includes concrete tools (mixer, trowels, floats, forms, wheelbarrow, etc.), a small trailer, and initial supplies.
📈 Revenue Potential
💸 $200–$600 per repair job💸 $1,000–$2,000 for small custom pours (patios, stairs, etc.)💸 $4K–$10K/month depending on number of weekly projects
🚀 First 3 Steps to Start
- Learn basic repair techniques from YouTube or local trade workshops — start with small curb or patch repairs.
- Create a simple before/after photo portfolio using sample jobs at your home or for friends.
- Market to property managers and HOAs — they often have cracked curbs, sidewalks, or small repair needs year-round.
🧭 Extra Tips
- Offer stamped or decorative finishes to stand out from basic repair guys.
- Add concrete sealing as a recurring upsell.
- If you build trust with clients, you can expand into small patios or steps later.
💬 Community Challenge:
If you could brand this service right now, what would you call it? (Bonus points if the name sounds strong and local 💪)
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🧱 Concrete Curb Repair & Small Pour Jobs
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