Commercial Curb & Gutter Contractor in Greenville, SC
Concrete curb and gutter for parking lots, industrial sites and new streets in Greenville, Greer and Spartanburg. Send the plans and we price the job off them.
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Curb and gutter jobs we take on in Greenville and the Upstate
Parking lots
Curb and gutter along the edge of a lot, the drive aisles and the islands, poured with the lot or as its own run. The gutter carries rain off the lot to the inlets, so it is set to the grades on the site plan. Pads and full lots are on our commercial concrete page, and our guide to what to check before pouring a commercial slab or parking pad in Greenville County covers the planning side.
Industrial sites
Curb along truck routes, loading areas and the edges of plant and warehouse paving. Heavier floors and pads are on our industrial concrete page.
DOT and city streets
Curb that sits in a public right-of-way needs the road owner’s permission before work starts: SCDOT on state-maintained roads, the city or county on its own streets. How the SCDOT permit works is further down this page.
Subdivision streets
Curb and gutter along new subdivision streets, poured to the profile and grades on the engineer’s approved plan sheets. Send the sheet numbers with your request and we price it off them.
This page covers commercial and site curb. For walks and paths at home, see concrete sidewalks and walkways in Greenville.
What goes into a commercial curb and gutter job in Greenville?
South Carolina’s Contractor’s Licensing Board puts driveways, parking lots, sidewalks, curbs and similar work under its “Concrete Paving” subclassification (S.C. Code § 40-11-410(2)(b)), and a general contractor bidding a commercial job over $10,000 has to file a financial statement with the Board.
On a parking lot, the curb and the lot cure on the same clock. Guidance summarized from ACI 330R, the design and construction standard for parking lots, calls for at least 3 days before car traffic and 7 days before anything heavier, when temperatures stay above about 61°F, with more time needed in cooler weather. Where a lot has accessible parking, those spaces and their aisles can’t slope more than 1:48 in any direction, so we check that grade on the forms before the pour (ADA.gov, accessible parking guidance).
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Curb along a state road: what SCDOT asks for first
SCDOT describes its encroachment permit as permission to perform work within SCDOT-maintained rights-of-way. There is no fee for the permit or for SCDOT’s online permit system, and applications now go through EPPS Next. SCDOT strongly encourages a preliminary meeting with county or district staff before you apply, and says it speeds the process up (scdot.org, Encroachment Permits, read 2026-10-26).
The application carries a sketch of the roadway. SCDOT’s permit guide lists what it shows: pavement and shoulder width, the sidewalk and curb and gutter location, drainage structures, the right-of-way width and where the work sits relative to the road (SCDOT SCIIP Permit Help Guide v1.0). Where a new walk meets the street at a curb ramp, the ramp run has to hold a cross slope of 2 percent or less under U.S. Department of Justice ADA guidance.
On city and county streets the permit comes from the government that owns the road, not SCDOT. Send us the plan set and the permit number if you have one, and we price the curb to it.
How a curb and gutter job in Greenville runs, in 4 steps
- Step : 01
Send your plans
Send the job address and plan sheets through the form on this page, email the set to info@aceconcreteconstruction.com, or call 864-214-5271.
- Step : 02
We call you back
Our office calls you to set a time to see the job.
- Step : 03
We price it off the plans and the site
One of our reps comes out, measures and prices the job standing on it, at no charge.
- Step : 04
Pour day, then the cure
Base and forms are set to the agreed plan, then the concrete is placed, finished and jointed. It cures before it takes traffic: the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association puts curing at typically 3 to 7 days (more in our FAQ).
Curb and gutter questions from Greenville and Upstate customers
Do you pour commercial curb and gutter in Greenville, SC?
Yes. We pour concrete curb and gutter on commercial lots, industrial sites and new streets across Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson and Laurens counties. Jobs are quoted off your plans and placed by our own crews; we do not subcontract the pour.
Do I need a permit for curb work along a state road in South Carolina?
Work inside a right-of-way that SCDOT maintains needs an SCDOT encroachment permit first. SCDOT charges no fee for the permit, takes applications online through its EPPS Next system, and recommends meeting county or district staff before you apply. City and county streets are permitted by the city or county that owns them.
How long before a new lot and its curb can take traffic?
Guidance summarized from ACI 330R, the parking lot design and construction standard, calls for at least 3 days before car traffic and 7 days before anything heavier when temperatures stay above about 61°F, with more time in cooler weather.
How do I get a curb and gutter estimate?
Estimates are free. Send the job address and your plan sheets through the form on this page, or email the plan set to info@aceconcreteconstruction.com, and our office calls you back to set a time.
What areas do you cover for curb and gutter work?
Greenville, Greer, Spartanburg and the rest of Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson and Laurens counties, about 40 miles out from our shop in Taylors. We also have offices in Seneca and Spartanburg. The full town list is on our service areas page.
Where we pour curb and gutter around Greenville and the Upstate
We work from our shop at 4706 Locust Hill Rd in Taylors, SC across Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson and Laurens counties, from our offices at 10 Accountants Circle, Suite 1B in Seneca, SC and 405 S Pine St, Suite J in Spartanburg, SC, and from an office in Asheville, NC.
Town pages near our curb and gutter work: concrete work in Greenville, concrete work in Greer, concrete work in Spartanburg, concrete work in Taylors, concrete work in Simpsonville and concrete work in Mauldin.
Who pours your curb and gutter in Greenville
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Parking lots, pads, loading-dock ramps and building slabs.
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Walks and curb ramps built to the ADA cross-slope limit.
Industrial concrete, Greenville & Upstate SC
Plant and warehouse floors and pads built for heavier load.
Commercial concrete in Asheville, NC
Commercial work run from our Asheville office.
Industrial concrete in Asheville, NC
Industrial floors and pads around Asheville.
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Parking pads, dumpster pads, sidewalks and building slabs from our crews.
Industrial concrete photos
Industrial jobs, photographed by our crews.
Garage and building slab photos
Garage, shop and building slabs we have poured.
Before pouring a commercial slab in Greenville County
Load, base, drainage, joints and permits, checked before the pour.
Free curb and gutter estimates in Greenville and the Upstate
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