Common Questions on Landscape Curbing and Edging

The installation time varies from job to job based on footage and prep work involved. However, most jobs can be done in a matter of a few hours.

No. All of the concrete is mixed on-site in a small trailer. It is then wheeled to the extruding machine using wheelbarrows with large turf tires. All equipment is very small and lightweight, so there is virtually no wear and tear on your lawn.

Since concrete edging is a continuous poured product, it is priced by the linear foot. Our cost is very comparable to the prices of other forms of installed edging. Each project is unique, and while we have a base starting point, the price can vary depending on factors such as prep, irrigation, and stamp/style.

Our price per foot includes the removal of old edging (plastic, pavers, or timbers), ground preparation, color choice, installation, optional stamping, and sealer.

The coloring we use is mixed into every batch of concrete. If the edging should ever scratch or chip, it will not be noticeable because the colorant is throughout the edging. We also use a UV-resistant sealer to eliminate fading. We recommend the edging be re-sealed every other year. 

Because the edging itself is concrete, it serves as its footing. We use a sod cutter to form a trench about 2 inches deep and 9 inches wide where the edging is poured. Occasionally, we add a little sand to any low spots so the edging will be level.

Concrete edging is like any other type of concrete; it can. We alleviate most of the cracking by installing control joints every 2 feet. We also use fiberglass reinforcement and other additives to strengthen the concrete. We experience very little cracking in our product.

Yes. We offer a 1 year from installation warranty. If the edging should separate or shift due to workmanship error or natural causes, we will repair it at no charge.