CONCRETE LANDSCAPE EDGING 

With this being a concrete product you can expect it to last for many many years. Steps to prolong the fresh and decorative look of your border include resealing every few years and keeping them free of dirt, debris and overgrowth.

We suggest resealing your borders every 2-4 years depending on area where curbing is installed. But you can reseal as often as once a year in the spring. Over time the sealer will break down in the elements and the finish will get chalky. Not to worry though after a reseal the color will come back to like new as the color always remains “in” the concrete and it’s the sealer that makes the color vibrant. If you wish to reseal yourself use only a clear solvent based sealer this can be applied with a brush and or roller.

Yes, we prefer to walk the site with the customer the day of installation to cover any and all details.

No. In most cases your new border will be laid just outside of the area that your plastic edging is in. Oftentimes it can be left in place and covered up by the mulch or stone that gets filled in after our border project is done. Occasionally some areas of the existing edging will interfere with our project and we will pull it up the day of installation. ** However we only pull up what is in the direct path of the curbing and we do not remove or dispose of the edging.

We install borders everyday in lawns with sprinklers. We ask that you mark your heads prior to our crew arriving so that we can avoid any damage to your irrigation heads. Our main goal is to provide you with a beautiful edge that has a nice flowing line. Most times we can accommodate this by placing the borders inside or outside your sprinkler heads. A border installed outside your irrigation heads shouldn’t interfere with its spray and should function normally. In some cases we may need move or remove a irrigation head if it will negatively impact the overall appearance of the project. In which case a irrigation company may need to be consulted after we have completed your install to re-install/repair irrigation line or head.

In most cases the answer is yes. Our borders will provide you with a 4 inch curb that will hold back rock and mulch. There could also be some spots that the new border will not mimic the old line due to a better aesthetic flow or due to mechanical limitations of the equipment. In those cases there may be patches of grass that need to be killed and covered with weed barrier and rock/mulch.