How San Diego’s Curb and Driveway Styles Affect Address Number Placement

San Diego has a lot of variety in how homes meet the street—rolled curbs, flat curbs, alley-loaded garages, shared driveways. Here’s how that affects where we paint your address number.

Standard Curbs

Most homes have a straightforward vertical curb face, which is the easiest and most common surface for a clean, high-visibility number placement.

Rolled Curbs

Rolled (sloped) curbs, common in some older San Diego neighborhoods, have less flat vertical surface to work with. We adjust number size and placement to keep it just as visible from the street.

Shared Driveways and Multi-Unit Properties

For apartment complexes and homes with shared driveways, we take extra care to place and space numbers so each unit’s address is clearly distinguishable from its neighbors.

No Curb at All

Some properties, especially in more rural parts of the county, don’t have a traditional curb. In these cases we find the best available surface near the street to keep the address visible—reach out and we can take a look at your specific property.

Ready to get your curb address painted? Request your service today, or call us at (619) 677-6279. Pricing is $80 per curb—black numbers, white background—with discounts available for multiple properties.