McGuire Enterprises Launches Curb Ramp - An Eco-Friendly Driveway

Ramp for Lowered Cars

McGuire Enterprises LLC announces a new addition to their line of green products - Curb
Ramp: a do-it-yourself (DIY) driveway ramp for lowered cars. Made from recycled tires, this
steep driveway solution provides a smooth transition between your driveway and street while
reducing tire landfill waste. The first in their line of products outside the commercial roofing
industry, Curb Ramp is manufactured and distributed by United Asphalt, a leader in the roofing
industry for more than 50 years.

Atlanta, GA, August 10, 2017 --(PR.com)-- For 40 years developers have increasingly installed less
expensive rolled curbs over traditional slanted driveways. Driving over these curb gaps can scrape the
bottom of a car causing damage to a car's bumper, front splinter, skid plate, wheels, tires, steering and
exhaust components. Curb Ramp bridges this gap allowing a car to glide smoothly over the driveway
curb, reducing both the shock to the driver and damage to the car from bottoming out.

The Environmental Impact

Tires contribute millions of tons of waste into already crowded landfills - about 2 percent of total
municipal solid waste. With their exceptional durability and flexibility, recycled tires have proven useful
in a variety of ways including highway resurfacing projects for civil engineers, as fuel (TDF), in roofing,
for playground and running tracks, mulch and DIY driveway repair solutions like curb ramps. However,
only 35% of the approximately 300 million scrap tires that are generated each year in the United States
are recycled and repurposed. The remaining 200 million are doomed to occupy these toxic landfills and
pestilent junkyards. Fortunately, industry pioneers like Curb Ramp are developing creative ways to
repurpose discarded tires to solve common problems.

Curb Ramp Home Driveway Ramp Kit

Curb Ramp provides consumers with an inexpensive do-it-yourself (DIY) solution to smoothing rolled
curb gaps. The materials are easily mixed and shaped and can be spread to fit any sized driveway
entrance - reducing damage to a car's steering components, lowering maintenance costs, and improving
gas mileage. Installation is a simple as cleaning and priming the area to ensure a good material bond,
laying PVC pipe to facilitate storm drainage, and spreading the mixture to fill the curb at the desired
incline.

The company has plans to introduce the product into Home Depot retail stores nationwide in late 2017.
For more information about Curb Ramp - Eco-Friendly Driveway Ramp For Lowered Cars, cruise on
over to https://curbramp.us/.

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Curb Ramp
Jon McGuire
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https://curbramp.us

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