If you’ve had packages left at the wrong house, DoorDash orders that go cold in a driver’s car while they circle the block, or delivery notes that say “couldn’t locate address,” the problem is rarely the driver — it’s usually visibility.
Why GPS Pins Aren’t Always Accurate
Delivery apps rely on mapped GPS coordinates, which are frequently off by a house or two, especially on newer streets or properties with long driveways. Drivers end up relying on visual cues — and a missing curb number removes their best one.
What Drivers Are Actually Looking For
Most delivery and rideshare drivers are trained to scan the curb, not the porch, while driving slowly down a street. A high-contrast black number on a white background is exactly what catches their eye — more on why this format works on our About page.
It Adds Up Over Time
- Missed deliveries mean wasted trips and delayed packages
- Food deliveries arrive cold after drivers circle the block
- Rideshare pickups take longer, sometimes causing missed reservations
A One-Time Fix
Unlike updating delivery instructions app-by-app, a painted curb number solves the problem permanently and works across every delivery service, every rideshare app, and every guest — no extra steps required.
We serve all of Los Angeles County. See our process or view real results in our gallery.
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