Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on the footage and how much prep work is involved, but most jobs are done in just a few hours. Larger or more complex projects may take a full day.

No. All concrete is mixed on-site in a small trailer and wheeled to the curbing machine using a wheelbarrow with wide turf tires. The equipment is compact and lightweight, so there's virtually no damage to your lawn.

Curbing is priced by the linear foot since it's a continuous poured product. The base price is competitive with other installed edging options, but the final cost can vary based on factors like ground prep, irrigation work, and the style or stamp you choose. We provide free estimates so you know exactly what to expect before any work begins.

Our per-foot price covers removal of existing edging (plastic, pavers, or timbers), ground prep, your color choice, the installation itself, optional stamping, and sealer. No surprise add-ons.

No, and here's why: the color is mixed directly into every batch of concrete, not applied to the surface. So if the edging ever chips or scratches, it won't show. We also apply a UV-resistant sealer on every job. We recommend having it resealed every other year to keep it looking fresh.

No. The concrete itself acts as the footing. We cut a trench about 2 inches deep and 9 inches wide, add sand to level any low spots, and pour directly into it. Simple and solid.

Any concrete product can crack, but we take steps to minimize it. We install control joints every 2 feet, which tells the concrete where to flex if needed. We also use fiberglass reinforcement and other additives to strengthen the mix. In practice, we see very little cracking in our work.

Yes. We offer a 1-year warranty from the date of installation. If the edging shifts or separates due to a workmanship issue or natural causes, we'll repair it at no charge.

With proper installation and occasional resealing, concrete curbing can last decades. It holds up well in Florida's heat and humidity, and it won't rot, rust, or need to be replaced the way plastic or timber edging does.

A few things help. Turn off sprinklers at least 48 hours before installation and keep them off for 48 hours after, since excess moisture affects how the concrete cures and can cause color variation. If you have irrigation heads, sprinkler lines, landscape lighting, or pet containment wires near the install area, let us know so we can work around them.

The surface will be dry to the touch within a few hours. Keep people, pets, and lawn equipment off it for at least 48 hours. After about a week it's strong enough to mow along. Full cure takes around 28 days, so take it easy around the curb during that first month.

We'd recommend skipping the pressure washer since it can damage the surface. A regular garden hose with a spray nozzle handles most cleaning just fine. For tougher spots, a stiff scrub brush works well.

Yes. We install decorative curbing for both residential and commercial properties throughout the Jacksonville area. Commercial curbing can define walkways, parking lot borders, and landscaped areas, and we've done projects of all sizes.

Yes. We adjust for slopes during installation so the finished curb flows naturally with your landscape. It's something we assess during your free estimate.

Yes, in most cases. We can position the curbing outside of existing sprinkler heads so they continue to function normally. If a head needs to be moved, we'll walk you through that during your estimate.

Give us a call at 904-213-8883 or reach out through our contact page. We're happy to talk through your project before you commit to anything.